10" Dark Dancing Bear by Markoosie Papigatok painting This piece will no doubt

This piece will no doubt garnish the chronicles on inuit art magazines and auction house covers in years to come

I like whale carvings because it strongly depicts Inuit life and culture as it is an animal the people greatly depend on for survival

It is one of the most isolated communities in the world

1995 Canadian Inuit Sculpture

Paul Malliki is one of the most prolific and influential Inuit carvers of modern times

10" Dark Dancing Bear by Markoosie Papigatok painting This piece will no doubtInuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Markoosie Papigatok Size: 10" tall, 6" wide, 4" deep Community: Cape Dorset, NU Stone: Serpentine id: ndc 198 1266763afjjy Provenance: A rare moment where Markosie got his hands on this beautiful black marble stone from Northern Quebec. This is a premium bear. A very rare find and one of the best examples and representations of his works. **The bear is so perfect, I could't decide which pictures to use. These rich