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This exquisite example of Inuit artistry was hand carved by well known Inuit artist Jaco Ishulutaq.
Jaco started carving at the age of sixteen, encouraged by his mother, the well-known artist Eleesapee Ishulutaq. He learned about technique by watching his grandfather, and he is equally comfortable with antler, ivory, whalebone, and soapstone. Jaco has also produced graphics work for...
An excellent example of a well respected sculpture. Two pheasants upon a marble pedestal.
Entitled "The Warrier" by Charles Humphriss.
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