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This thematically charged image transcends space and time. Sorosilutu appears to be making a fascinating reference to ancient Egyptian culture and to be making a link between Egyptian beliefs and the culture of the Inuit. The birds perched on the heads of the Talkers of the Ocean may refer obliquely to the Falcon God image of the Egyptians, with the purpose of transcending the difference between the highly spiritual maritime culture of the Inuit and that of the Egyptians, which developed its spiritual images in a sandy land-locked environment. The Talkers seem very gregarious and in tune with the flowing rhythm of life, as suggested by the fluidity of Sorosilutu's interconnecting, all-embracing linear design. Symbolically, just one arctic fish, striped like the pharoah-like headdress of the Talkers (who are portrayed in black and white colours) floats through the antlers of the head of a caribou. The design of the antlers is mimicked by the unifying linear design. The universal Inuit culture of the ocean and the ancient Egyptian culture of the desert are juxtaposed and are shown to be somehow joined. The lower, more grounded row of Ocean Talkers is portayed in the golden tones of the sand-based Egyptian culture. Original Print by Soroseelutu Ashoona - Limited Edition of 50 - Lithograph 1980 17" high x 23"
Original Print by Pitseolak Ashoona - Limited Edition of 50 - Stonecut and Stencil 1984 16" high x 11.7" * The price includes insured shipping charges in North America. - An additional 30.00 CAD is charged on shipments to Europe.
The gracefulness of its lines and the finesse of its details mark this masterpiece by Pitseolak's daughter- in-law Soroseelutu, wife of Pitseolak's master-carver son Kiawak. Grasping her bird's wing comb in her left hand, her hair caught by the wind, a shamanesque woman soars with dignity and pride above the earth. Original Print by Soroseelutu Ashoona - Limited Edition of 50 - Stencil 1993 24" high x 29"
Original Print by Mayoreak Ashoona - Limited Edition of 50 - Stonecut and Stencil 1994 24.5" high x 30"
by Michel Gautier Sculpture in Iron with Nitric Acid Rust Patina 12" high Edition of 8 The Spirit of Spring in Iron is a custom order. A six-week waiting period is needed for the casting. A 50% deposit (750.00) is required. One of the limited edition of 8 copies is currently available for purchase.
Original Print by Kakulu Saggiaktok - Limited Edition of 50 - Stonecut and Stencil 1995 15" high x 24.5"
A large part of the traditional igloo is devoted to the sleeping platform. Original Print by Napachie Pootoogook - Limited Edition of 25 - Lithograph with Chine Colle 2000 25.5" high x 37.5"
Original Print by Lucy Qinnuayuak - Stonecut and Stencil 1968/2002 24.5" high x 17"
Original Print by Shuvinai Ashoona - Limited Edition of 50 - Lithograph 2003 22.5" high x 30"
Original Print by Shuvinai Ashoona - Limited Edition of 50 - Etching and Aquatint 2003 23" high x 30" * The price includes insured shipping charges in North America. - An additional 30.00 CAD is charged on shipments to Europe.
Original Print by Lucy Qinnuayuak - Stonecut 1967/2004 24.5" high x 34"
An avataq is the sealskin float used in conjunction with an intricately constructed harpoon to hunt seals by kayak. Original Print by Arnaqu Ashevak - Limited Edition of 50 - Lithograph 2008 30" high x 22"
Original print deep-set on hand-made paper made from 100% recycled T-shirt cotton, with embossing 22" high x 30"
Original Print by Pitaloosie Saila - Limited Edition of 50 - Etching and Aquatint 2008 29.5" high x 33.5"
Original print deep-set on hand-made paper made from 100% recycled T-shirt cotton, with embossing 22" high x 30"
Original Print by Kakulu Saggiaktok - Limited Edition of 50 - Lithograph 2011 15" high x 18"
Original Print by Kakulu Saggiaktok - Limited Edition of 50 - Lithograph 2011 10" high x 14"
Original Print by Ningeokuluk Teevee - Limited Edition of 50 - Lithograph 2011 20" high x 24"
Original Print by Ningeokuluk Teevee - Limited Edition of 50 - Lithograph 2011 13" high x 13"
Original print deep-set on hand-made paper made from 100% recycled T-shirt cotton, with embossing 30" high x 22"
