sgnd Towatugak Sagouk (b 1934) Inuit carved stone polar

Inuit Stone Carving of Inuit Family - 5 faces. Artist: Tasseor Tutseweetok (Ariviat / Eskimo Point, b. 1934-2012) Carved stone sculpture of an Inuit family - 5 faces.

Eleven Inuit figural carvings Each of carved stone, the first: seated figure with bear cub, signed in syllabics, likely Ada Eyetoaq (Baker Lake/Qamani'tuaq, b. 1934); the second: Juanisi Nauja Ivujivi

A hand-carved Inuit Eskimo stone sculpture depicting a polar bear. Artist / sculptor Lusassie Takatak, b-1942, Belcher Island, Resident of Sanikiluaq. Signed underfoot in Inuktitut syllabics. Measures

Native American Alaskan Inuit Carved Stone Polar Bear by Samuel G. Dimmick (Nome, Alaska (1960-present), measures 3'' x 6'' x 2'', signed in Roman

Native American 1990 Alaskan Inuit Carved Stone Polar Bear Plaque by Johnny Aculiak (1951-present), measures 6 3/8'' x 4'' x 1'', signed in Inuktitut, has pressure crack

1996 Native American Canadian Inuit Carved Stone Polar Bear, signed in Inuktitut however cannot resolve signature, measures 3.75'' x 3.5'' x 2'', beautiful stone

Native American Canadian Inuit Eskimo Carved Stone Polar Bear by Mark Pitsiulak, measures 4''W x 8''L x 4.5''H, signed in Roman

Fred Iyak Trimble (Inuit, b. 1961), Carved Stone Musk Oxcarved and polished soapstone, signed and numbered to underside. 8 x 12 1/2 x 9 in. Private Collection, Chapel Hill, North Carolina Additional h

Irene Avaalaaqiaq Tiktaalaaq (INUIT, b. 1941) Carved Stone Sculpture 20 x 11 x 11 1/2 inches

Simon Kasudluak (Inuit, b. 1925). Carved stone figure perched atop a seal. Inscribed along the underside with syllabics and disc number E-91716. With a sticker from Canadian Eskimo Art adhered along t

Joseph Jacobs (Native American, b. 1934) Stone Sculpture 20th century. Carved stone sculpture. Signed and dated (on reverse). Ht. 13 in.

Two Inuit carved stone figuresTwo works:Daniel Kasudluak(b. 1925, Inuit; Port Harrison/Inukjuak)Carved stone figures of adult with seal pup, mid-late 20th centurySigned syllabically to underside; furt

Artist: Lucy Tasseor Tutseweetok (Ariviat / Eskimo Point, 1934 – 2012)Carved stone sculpture of four Inuit family faces.Signed: on bottomGray stone is from the Arviat region.Dimension: 5.6” hgt. x

Sarah Alareak lootna(b. 1926, Inuit; Eskimo Point/Arviat)Carved plaqueStoneSigned syllabically to verso2.75" H x 2.125" W x 1" D Provenance: Marion Scott Ltd., Vancouver, British Columb

Enook Manomie(b. 1941, Inuit; Frobisher Bay/Iqaluit)Carved wolf figureStoneSigned to underside: [syllabics] / Enook / 1981 / C; further marked with sticker: Enook Manomie Frobisher Bay5.25" H x 1

A LARGE NATIVE AMERICAN CANADIAN INUIT CARVED STONE ANIMAL GROUP depicting a walrus over powering a polar bear. 38 cm x 28 cm.

An Inuit carved stone sculpture Possibly the work of Janet Nipi, Baker Lake/Qamani'tuqq, (b. 1935), multi-person figural group with muskox, signed in syllabics on the underside: Nipi. height 12 1/4in,

Large North American Canadian carved soapstone Inuit sculpture. Depicts Canadian Eskimo figure, skinning a polar bear. Artist syllabic signature and date to underside of statue. Good condition showing

**Originally Listed At $450** Jimmy Inaarulik Kadyulik (First Nations / Inuit, Suguluk / Salluit, disc number E9-1146, b. 1934). Stone head, n.d. Signed with name and disc number on underside of base.

Native American, Northwestern United States, Alaska, Inuit, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A charming hand-carved stone polar bear on a base. The polar bear is carved from light-colored stone that

Mystery Artist (20th Century) North American Canadian carved soapstone Inuit sculpture award. Depicts a Canadian Eskimo figure hunting prey. Mounted on wooden base with plaque to honor Van B. Philip,

Native American Canadian Eskimo Carved Stone Kayak by Kautuk Alooloo (b. 1949) Clyde River, Kangiqtugaapik, measures 2.5'' x 16'' x 2.75'', paper label on bottom of kayak

Fabulous Native American Canadian Inuit Carved Stone Dancing Bear by Isaac Sala (b. 1969) from Umiujaq, Quebec, Canada(Arctic Canada), measures 1'' x 4'' x 3'', signed in Inuktitut, ''He has been carv

Exquisite Native American Canadian Inuit Eskimo Carved Stone Swimming Loon by Isaac Amitook (b. 1916) from Sanikiluaq, Nunuvt (Arctic Canada), measures 2'' x 5'' and is signed by artist