9" Dancing Bear by Tim Pee *Autumn* Below $1000 Jamesie Pitseolak unknowingly pioneered a

Jamesie Pitseolak unknowingly pioneered a new generation of Inuit carvers

Their energy is gentle and carries a lightness not usually found in stone carvings

1969 Eskimo Sculpture '69

and artefacts of Gjoa Haven

A perfect present for a new collector

9" Dancing Bear by Tim Pee *Autumn* Below $1000 Jamesie Pitseolak unknowingly pioneered aInuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Tim (Timothy) Pee Size: 9" high, 6" wide, 4" deep. 6 lbs Community: Cape Dorset, NU 2 22 Stone: Serpentine id 1789Fgfjy Tim Pee is one of our top five favorite Inuit artists. His bears are always incredibly graceful (a trademark of Tim Pee's bears) and have a positive peaceful look. Autumn is carved with a stunning gold and green colour which is mottled with speckles of chocolate brown. The finish is a mirror