6" Dancing Bear by Allan SheutiapikInuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Allan Sheutiapik Size: 6" high, 4" deep, 3" wide Community: Iqaluit, NU Stone: Serpentine id: ndc dhjy Sheutiapik's treatment of the green serpentine stone is brilliant. The sculptural forms undulate softly, and the play of light, reflection and shadow is almost magical. This sculpture ranks as one of Allan's most delightful works of art. I am really attracted to the apple green stone that this bear is made in. It

When was the last time you saw an Inuit art piece made from Metal

The long hair of the beast’s back flows around him like a prayer shawl

Markosie is extremely talented for this style of dancing bears and is what his specialty is

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When subjected to a light

Inuit Artist: Ningeosiaq Ashoona

The proportions are also equally perfect and well balanced

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 would be Pits Qimirpik who would have imagined this piece

His owls are so distinguishable that you can immediately tell it's by him

I like how there tusks are entwined

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