9" Hunter by Moses Kamookak Gjoa Haven *Fortitude* Inuit paintings to look one more time

to look one more time

The dark soapstone is endemic to Gjoa Haven

My last two Adla running bears (this one and the 19” black bear on page 2) are two of the most spectacular sculptures I have seen as a curator of 12 years

It has fantastic dancing movements and beautiful detail throughout the stone

Nuna seldom uses dark Serpentine stone because it is extremely dense and  difficult to carve

9" Hunter by Moses Kamookak Gjoa Haven *Fortitude* Inuit paintings to look one more timeInuit art: Hunter Inuit Artist: Moses Kamookak Size: 8. 5" high, 6" wide, 2" deep Community: Gjoa Haven, NU 21 Material: Caribou Antler id: c 130 **This Item is Eligible for Our 0% Interest Layaway Plan. This Inuit Hunter is captivating. His facial expression is what intrigues me. He is confident with years of experience as a Hunter. Is he cold? Is that why his arms are folded tightly across his chest? Or is he impatient, as he waits for his prey to