Native American Sculpture

Native American / First Nations, Northwest Coast United States, Alaska or Canada, Inupiaq / Inuit people, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. A hand-carved soapstone and caribou antler sculpture - the an

Ornately Carved Wooden Native American Sculpture

Two (2) Mari Bolen (American, 20th century) Native American bronze sculptures. 1st item: Bronze sculpture titled "Turtle Talk" depicting a Kiowa woman with her two children, one teasing a turtle, the

Cast bronze Western style sculpture after Frederick Remington (1861-1909 American). Study of a Native American warrior mounted on a horse riding full speed. Rich deep brown patina. Mounted to a green

Bronze sculpture of Native American woman standing on marble base, marked to base 1995 Legends USA. Signed to back C.A. Pardell. Measures approximately 18" tall.All sales are subject to Bremo Auctions

hardstone carving, green with whitish inclusions, marine ivory tusks, 13 x 14-1/4 in. Note: â—‰This lot contains animal or plant material that may be restricted under federal, state and/or local

INUIT SCULPTURE, H 6 1/4", W 4"

David Ruben Piqtoukun, Canadian, b. 1950. Carved soapstone sculpture features an expressive face with folded hands at one side, and two faces on the reverse with inset polychrome; raised on a separate

Polished Olivine stone sculpture of Shaman transforming to Eagle Spirit, he bears both avian and human features, 14 inches tall, with his rattle and feather staff. Faint mark at base of foot..PDO.? W/

The underside is signed, simply, "Kaka" for Kaka (Qaqaq) Ashoona (1928-1996). It is a heavy stone sculpture, depicting a seated female holding a cutting tool. There are numerous scratches and nicks th

A COLLECTION OF FOUR CANADIAN INUIT SCULPTURES, CAPE DORSET, SECOND HALF 20TH CENTURY, comprising a black stone sculpture, "Man Holding Two Fish on Line," by Charlie "Alakarialak" Inukpuk (Canadian/In

20th Century, most carved in soapstone; appx 29 pieces total, height range: 7 ½ – ½”, length range: 12 ½” - 1”, including: a seated fisherman with harpoons; a reclining seal in mottled gree

Offered is a carved soapstone sculpture by David Ruben Piqtoukun (Canadian, b. 1950). Signed and dated 1992. Partial label affixed to the underside. Some areas of surface wear with scuffs and scratche

Large Abstract Soapstone Inuit Sculpture, 2 Faces Transformation. Signed in syllabics from 1960s-70s. Some scuffs and minor scratches. Measures 20 inches H x 9 W x 5 deep including stand.

Inuit sculpture of a parade of mourners, signed. [8 x 16 x 3 inches].

An Inuit sculpture of a sea otter head, with large eyes and incised and carved nose, underside marked 95 XXXXI G A Benson, 3"h x 5"w x 6"d

Both Yuit (Siberian Yu'pik) of the Qiwaghmilt Clan, villages of Gambell & Savoonga, St. Lawrence Island, North Bering Sea, Alaska, both signed, the second dated '86, 3 1/4" & 3" long. Good condition.

Maureen Morris Inuit carving of a kingfisher. Crafted of natural caribou antlers and carved in the form of a kingfisher. Signed M. Morris on base. Measures 6 1/2" tall. Good overall condition. In hous

Tawaktaga (Cape Dorset, Nunavut Territory, 20thc.) Birds, green stone and pumice. Dimensions: 12 in. dia. x 6 in.h. Condition: Very good with no damage or repair.

First Nations/ Inuit (Canadian) 20th century. A soapstone carved sculpture of an woman with child on her back eating the arm of seal. Unsigned. Approx. h. 11", w. 7.5", d. 12.5". Provenance: From the

A powerful white marble Inuit sculpture titled "Great Land of Snow and Ice" by Canadian artist Jerry Jonathan. Signed and titled on the bottom with an annotation of 70/90. The polar bear sculpture cel

An Inuit sculpture by Komwartok Ashoona, Seated Bear, executed in polished green and speckled stone, faintly incised on base with initials AS; Inuit Gallery cat #9, 8"h x 12.5"w Provenance: Estate of

An exceptional collection of Inuit sculptures and carvings. There are 5 in total, one by David General and another by George Arlook. For signatures, see photos for reference. From a private collection

Two Baker Lake/Qamani'tuaq Inuit sculptures Comprising a Simon Tookoome (1934-2010) muskox with human face in its chest, signed in syllabics; and a Mathew Aqigaak/Aqigaaq (1940-2010) hunter in canoe,