Inuit soapstone

CANADIAN CARVED INUIT SOAPSTONE SCULPTURE, H 9", L 17", MUSKOX A Canadian Inuit style soapstone sculpture. Depicting a standing muskox with tilted head. Manufacturer paper label to the underside. Widt

Group of two 20th c. Inuit soapstone carvings. One carving of a woman stretching hide, with Ulu and Kudlik, ca. 1950s-1960s. One carving with sinew of a hunter with birds, ca. 1955. Dimensions: Standi

INUIT SOAPSTONE SCULPTURE H 40":Kneeling Eskimo, near life size. Owl as religious symbol. Perhaps signature on base. No information on artist. For a high resolution photo

Canadian Sanikiluaq carving of a stately hawk. Marked on underside E9-19, by artist/carver Samwillie Iqaluq Settlement: Belcher Islands / Sanikiluaq Municipality.Size: 7 x 10 in.

Inuit Soapstone Sculpture of a Drum Dancer. Provenance: From a 631 1st Avenue estate. 22" H x 17" W x 6" D. Provenance: From a 631 1st Avenue estate. Keywords: Native Art, Indigenous Art, Canadian

Tim Pee (Cape Dorset, Canadian, b. 1976), Inuit Soapstone Sculpture of a Standing Polar Bear, signed to right front foot. 3" H x 8" W x 2.5" D. Provenance: From a New York City Collection. Keywords: F

An Inuit soapstone carving of a muskox, indistinct signature, 11.5"h x 15.5"w

A dynamic pair of Inuit soapstone carvings by Tuna Iguliq (Iquliq) from Baker Lake. Muti-faced figures are a unique composition for collectors of Inuit figurines. Signed in syllabics on bottom. From a

Native American, Canada, northern Quebec, Nunavik, Puvirnituq, ca. 1960s to 1970s CE. Signed by Joe Talirunili (Inuit, 1893-1976) in English and syllabics. An adorable soapstone sculpture of a horned

Eskimo Carved Stone Sculpture, possibly by Looty Pijamini (1953-, Canada) depicting an adult carrying a child. Base incised "LP" and "E-91165" artist disc number, 7" high, 6" x 4". Good condition.

First Nations, Northwestern Canada, Inuit, ca. late 20th century CE. A large hand-carved soapstone hunter and seal sculpture. The man in a hooded parka squats atop the back of stacked seals, the botto

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Large, heavy and substantial green stone or soapstone carving of a mother and child. Unsigned, circa 20th c. Well carved in Kinngait style. 9" tall

Henry Evaluardjuk Hand Carved Inuit Soapstone Polar Bear. Measures 3.25 inches x 8 inches x 2.25 inches.

mid 20th c Inuit soapstone carving of a native man kneeling & reading, old Canadian Eskimo Art black & white label, E9-1031, ht 7", one leg glued/ repaired

Three Large Inuit Soapstone Carvings 20th Century All signed illegibly or with syllabics on the underside of the base. height of tallest 16 1/2 inches Property from the Estate of Peter Bergh, Edwards,

Artist: Eegeesiak Shoo Title: "Dancing Bear" Date: Mid Century Medium: Soapstone Description: Soapstone Inuit signed Carving 8.5" high x 5" wide Genre: Native/Indigenous Canadian Subject: Dancing Bear

A great collection of Inuit soapstone animal carvings. Set of 3 animals including a substantial bison sculpture. From a private collection. Dimensions: 5"h x 9.25"w x 3.5"d / 5.5"h x 4.5"w x 3"d / 4"h

Group of six Inuit soapstone carvings depicting figures dressed in parkas, many carrying loads. Most with incised signatures along the underside. Height ranges from 5 in to 9 in. Width ranges from 2 i

Traditional, large Inuit carving depicting a rabbit or hare standing erect and dating to the 20th C. Signed. Measures 9 3/4"H x 4 1/2" W x 4 1/2" D

A large Jimmy Petoolosie Cape Dorset Inuit soapstone figure of a polar bear, 15"l Provenance: From the estate of Tony and Madeline Gross a rocket scientist at NASA/Ames, and consultant of NASA respect

Inuit Soapstone Sculpture of a Man and Musk Ox, unsigned, 9" H x 9.75" W x 3.5" D. Provenance: From a 631 1st Avenue estate. Keywords: Inuit, Eskimo, Native, Indigenous, Stone carving, Musk Ox, Arctic

A monumental carving that depicts fumbling hunters stalking an otter who has secured a hunter's mitten in its mouth. Carved from steatite (soapstone). It is signed with a glyph and numbered 43512. Mea

Kneeling Inuit woman with her child in her amaut, her hair in a braid down her back, in grey stone with white veining, illegibly signed on underside, mid-20th c., Canada, roughly 11 1/4" x 9" x 6". Go