14" Come On Let's Go! Johnny ManningInuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Johnny Manning Size: 14" across (13" vertical), 7" wide, 7" deep, 9 lbs Community: Cape Dorset, NU Stone: Serpentine id: b 7789afhjy Here's what I love about this Manning dancing bear. See his right paw? He is holding it up in the air with his wrist flexed as if he is beckoning and waving to his friends.."Hey, guys!? Come on. Let's go!" I often wonder if the bear artists deliberately pose their bears or if it is

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INNUK AGUNASUTTIK

Seldom do you see small precise teeth like this in an Inuit carving

46 x 46 cm

FRIGHTFUL BIRDS

Released in the 1998 collection

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Striking black Mother Bear and Cub by Tuk Nuna (pg 4)

and in the early summer will travel to Haida Gwaii as a guest of the Haida Council of Nations to be part of a cultural-arts exchange program

Rarely do we see such iconic pieces like this Ikkidluak carving