prints

Namonai's Vision is a powerful black and white lithograph with just one singel colour: red.
Napachie Pootoogook visualized her grandfathers dream.

This couple lovely polarbears caught in an iceblue glow is a small oil painting on paper by Buuti Pedersen from Qaqortoq Greenland.

Tattooed Inuit Faces. An orginal Cape Dorset stonecut from 1978 by Inuit artist Jamasie Teevee

Mabel Nigiyok gives us in her colourful stencil not only a glimpse of a summer camp,
she also triggers your mind how to call a whale by song.

'Crane Dance' is refering to mating cranes and the drum dance / throat singing by the Copper Inuit form Holman. This detailed etching is done by Mabel Nigiyok.

Kayaker a sober linocut from Igloolik Inuit artist Madeline Pioyok Ivaluk

This lovely polarbear caught in a golden sunset is a small oil painting on paper by Buuti Pedersen from Qaqortoq Greenland.

Aqigirq - Rock Ptarmigan, a warm and very styllisch stonecut-stencil by Ohotaq Mikkigak from Kinngait (Cape Dorset).

A colourful and happy stonecut depicting a hunter with respect for the hunted animals.
Made by Cape Dorset artist Pitseolak Ashoone in 1980.

Grandson learns to spear fish in a fishweir. Mabel Nigiyok gives us in her colourful stencil a glimpse of a summer camp.

Aglu, a polarbear looking into a seal's breathing hole.
An iceblue lithograph by Inuit artist Peter Palvik from Holman.

"Swift Turn" happy children playing in de snow; an etching by Mary K. Okheena from Holman