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Strong malefigure holding a rope with his both hands. Unknown artist

small simple model of a Qulliq or kudlik carved in serpentine.
Made by Isaaq Oqutaq from Kinngait.

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

Impressive sculpture. A hunter tries to bring in the catched seal.
A Puvirnituq artist carved this piece of art.
Daniel Nuluki Quananak.

Very clever made boat, many details like gastank, gashandel, steering wheel and outboard motor.
Carved by Inookie Saggiak from Kinngait.

Is this inuk building an iglu or just a protecting wall to hide?
Carved in steatite by Johnny Kakutuk from Akulivik.

Very impressive sculpture with many faces. Grandfathers pasing on their knowledge to the youth through a transformation.
Carved by Sii Ashoona from Kinngait

Surprised looking woman. Wearing a classic coat, with a long back piece and an amautik.
Remarkably enough she wears a dres. Notice the inlayed eyes.
Carved by Omalluq Oshutsiaq from Kinngait.

A midwife helps a mother giving birth to her child.
A lovely and sweet sculpture carved by Mary Oshutsiaq from Kinngait.

Kneeling man, simply designed in serpentine by Pond Inlet artist Kidlapik Enookolo.

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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