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Fisherman bringing in a caught big fish.. Nice older sculpture (1993) by Aupalukta from Inukjuak, Canada.

Those five faces could be two parents protecting their children.
Robert Hallauk uses simple lines in this carving.
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Tiny serpentine carving with multiple faces. Carved by Tytoosie Q. from Cape Dorset.

Inuit man with Kudlik made by Inuit artist Charlei Inukpuk from Inukjuak.

Munami Shaqu from Kinngait carved this beautiful sculpture of a kneeling man in green serpentine.

Beautiful photo printed on white aluminium.
Photo by Robert Kautuk from Kangiqtugaapik ( Clyde River) Canada.

Carver, smoking his pipe, and finishing his seal carving with some files. Kinngait artist Pitseolak Qimirpik made this lovely scene.

Hunter with spear, an unknown Greenlandic carver made this nice sculpture out of Caribou antler or bone.

Notice the beautiful details in this huntingscene. The polar bear's claws and head; the knife in hunter's right hand.
An intriguing sculpture by Kingalik from Inukjuak.

Hunter pulling at a caught seal. The base is made out of antler. Detailed hunter carved in pyroxene.

Man eating fish sitting on his knees.
Older sculpture from the late '70 early '80.

Mother and child hiding behind a snowwall