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8" Green Bear with Fish by Allan Sheutiapik Above $1000 Pitseolak’s utilitarian and industrial approach

8" Green Bear with Fish by Allan Sheutiapik Above $1000 Pitseolak’s utilitarian and industrial approachInuit art: Walking Bear with Fish Inuit Artist: Allan Sheutiapik Size: 8" long, 3" high, 2. 5" wide, The fish is 2" long Community: Iqaluit, NU Stone: Serpentine id: ndc 268787gjjy Allan Sheutiapik's animated scenes of the bear grabbing the fish portray the rugged realities of mammal habitat of the Canadian Arctic. This is a gorgeous carving depicting a bear in its natural habitat. This bear is gracefully carved in the actions of catching a salmon

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Pitseolak’s utilitarian and industrial approach to his motorcycle

harmonistic way which really puts the audience in a good mood

id: ndc-90-1252542bbjy

Each Inukshuk has its own beauty

8" Green Bear with Fish by Allan Sheutiapik Above $1000 Pitseolak’s utilitarian and industrial approachInuit art: Walking Bear with Fish Inuit Artist: Allan Sheutiapik Size: 8" long, 3" high, 2. 5" wide, The fish is 2" long Community: Iqaluit, NU Stone: Serpentine id: ndc 268787gjjy Allan Sheutiapik's animated scenes of the bear grabbing the fish portray the rugged realities of mammal habitat of the Canadian Arctic. This is a gorgeous carving depicting a bear in its natural habitat. This bear is gracefully carved in the actions of catching a salmon

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