Collection

Cape Dorset Kenojuak Ashevak

At the crossroads of traditional life on the land and increasing modernism in the Far North, Kananginak Pootoogook chronicled the Inuit world.

This group of Ptarmigans is very alert. The bird in the front has very beautiful detailed feathers.
1990 print by Phillipa Iksiraq from Baker Lake.

This small drawing depicts a gathering by several people. Simon used in this drawing several various drawing materials, Signed by Tookoome.

A meetingof six people. A sober simple drawing by Simon Tookoome. Signed in the front right corner.

A modest colourful print by Simon Tookoome. Signed on both sides.
The two playing shamans have clearly fishy elements: there feet and calves have fins and scales.

Two heads of childen playing. A signed 2003 print by Baker Lake artist Simon Tookoome (1934-2010).

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.

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

Munami Shaqu from Kinngait carved this beautiful sculpture of a kneeling man in green serpentine. Available after Jan. 10,2026

Four stylized ptarmigans in there winter plumage. Notice the characteristic red eyes.
Sold abroad without frame.

A camp site in winter time with a dogsled and two dogs in the front.
In the background two children playing with a sledge.
Print in blue and grey shades.
Sold abroad without frame.