7" Green Caribou by Peter AningmiuqInuit art: Caribou Inuit Artist: Peter Aningmiuq Size: 6. 5" long, 4. 5" tall (5" antlers), 2" deep Community: Kimmirut, NU Stone: Serpentine id: caps AL836021951iejy Peter Aningmiuq resides in Kimmirut, NU (formerly Lake Harbour). Lake Harbour was the site of one of south Baffin Islands thriving whaling stations in the nineteenth century. Many of the Inuit who worked at or lived near the station traded ivory carvings to the newcomers. The booming

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The late Pavinak Petaulassie carved with an innocent and gentle demeanour

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All of his prized muskox will one day be worth six figures

The scene is simple but potent

like all of Lew's bears is proportioned perfectly to the actual movements of a real bear

Inuit art: Kayak & Caribou

What is so stunning about this piece is its exquisite polish and shine alongside its beautiful white finish

The last Great Bear to enter our gallery was an emerald green Walking Bear by Nuna Parr

The love for the child by the adult is palpable

Putting aside all his eccentricities

Their Masterpiece status ensures that over the years these carvings will increase in their monetary value