Peter Parr (1970-2012 Inuit) Bear Serpentine Sculpture

(2) Inuit Crafted Serpentine Carvings, including: Kingwatsiak Jaw (Nunavut Territory, Canada, 1962-2012), 'Bear Composition', signed on base 'King Jaw', 7 1/2" high, 5 1/4" x 2 3/4"; and Peter Parr (N

Toonoo Sharky (Canadian, Cape Dorset, Nunavuk, b. 1970) "Untitled" Inuit Serpentine Sculpture, initialed "TS" and marked to base "J D S P c. 1993". 11" H x 9" W x 3.5" D. Provenance: From a 631 1st St

Nuna Parr (1949-) Inuit polar bear sculpture, depicted walking, its head rising to the sky, incised signature to belly, Nuna Parr, 9"h x 13"w

Canadian aboriginal syllabics incised. Standing bear sculpture; hand carved olive/brown stone with black inclusions. 1974 incised on base. Some information stickers on base. #Inuit #stonecarving #trib

Inuit serpentine sculpture of a bear. The sculpture is signed at the base. It measures 3 1/2 inches tall and is in good condition.

Kooyoo Peter (of Cape Dorset, Nunavut) Bears Playing 2000serpentine 15.25 h x 8.75 w x 13.75 d in (39 x 22 x 35 cm) Incised signature to underside 'Kooyoo Peter'. Provenance:

DESCRIPTION: Carved serpentine sculpture by Jimmy Petooloosie of Cape Dorset / Kinngait depicting a polar bear on the prowl. Signed on underside of body. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Canada DIMENSIONS:

Joe Parr (Inuit, 20th Century) Two Soapstone Polar Bear Carvings the larger is signed Pee and the smaller is signed Joe Parr largest height 9 x length 17 inches Property from the Estate of Peter Bergh

A CANADIAN INUIT SERPENTINE SCULPTURE, SECOND HALF 20TH CENTURY, in the form of an upright standing polar bear with arms crossed behind its back, attached near the bear's heart is a sitting cub lookin

Parr Parr's "Bear" sculpture. Carved in 2018, from the community of Cape Dorset. 3" x 6" x 8 1/2".Original Inuit sculpture, Inuit carving, Inuit art. Native sculpture, Native carving, Native art.

Artist : UNIDENTIFIED ARTIST, INUIT Titre : Polar Bear Description (FR) : Sculpture en pierre a savon sur base de pierre serpentine, non signee Description (ENG) : Soap stone sculpture on serpentine s

OVILU TUNNILLIE (INUIT, 1949-2014), SERPENTINE SCULPTURE, H 12", W 12", L 24", "FALCON":Titled "Falcon". Signed at the foot. Ovilu Tunnillie has been regarded as one of the most accomplished female ca

After Francisco Zuniga (Mexican, 1912–1998), "Soledad de Pie," 1970, bronze sculpture, bears signature and dated back center, edition A/P, overall: 60.5"h x 23"w x 19.5"d

John Nelson Battenberg (American, 1931-2012), Bear on the Prowl, bronze sculpture, overall: 25"h x 50"w x 21"d

A Nuna Parr carved stone dancing bear, Inuit, Kinngait (Cape Dorset), signed on foot, 15"h x 19"d

Inuit Large Polar Bear. Not signed. Carved serpentine. Excellent condition. 20" w x 9" h. Est. $400-600. Buyer is responsible for shipping.

John Louis Cutapuis Clarke (American (Blackfeet), 1881-1970). Carved wood sculpture of a standing bear, with highly detailed features and fur. Incised signature and inscription "Glacier, Mont.&qu

John Louis Cutapuis Clarke (American (Blackfeet), 1881-1970). Carved wood sculpture of a bear, with highly detailed features and fur. Signed along the base. John Clarke, a friend of noted Western arti

John Louis 'Cutapuis' Clarke (American (Blackfeet), 1881-1970). Detailed carved wood sculpture of a bear on all fours. J.L. Clarke carved into the bottom. Dimensions: 4"L x 2.5"W x 3.75"H

USA, circa 1970, designed by James Archibald Houston of Corning New York, the rhodium plated sterling silver figure of an Inuit fisherman spear fishing through a partially frosted snow covered diorama

Adamie Ashevak (Cape Dorsey, 1959). A large Inuit carving of a prowling bear. Signed in syllabics on underside of foot. 9-1/2in tall x 30in long. Provenance: From the estate of Geraldine Shapiro, New

Inuit Eskimo Art Serpentine Stone Carving Polar Bear Devouring Walrus Figurine 9 5/16 x 7 x 3 13/16 inches.

Toland Peter Sand (American b. 1949), "Triptotetrahedron", 2012, composed of three tumbling faceted dichroic crystal pyramids resting on a black lacquered rectangular base, signed, numbered, and dated

Lot 104 PETER INUKSHUK (1896-1975) QAMANI’TUAQ (BAKER LAKE) Man Signalling Caribou Sighting, c. 1970 stone, 9 x 7 x 1.75 in (22.9 x 17.8 x 4.4 cm) signed and inscribed in graphite to the accompa