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ᐃ i ᐅ u ᐊ a ᐱ pi ᐳ pu ᐸ pa ᑎ ti ᑐ tu ᑕ ta ᑭ ki ᑯ ku ᑲ ka ᒋ gi ᒍ gu ᒐ ga ᒥ mi ᒧ mu ᒪ ma ᓂ ni ᓄ nu ᓇ na ᓯ si ᓱ su ᓴ sa ᓕ li ᓗ lu ᓚ la ᔨ ji ᔪ ju ᔭ ja ᕕ vi ᕗ vu ᕙ va ᕆ ri ᕈ ru ᕋ ra ᕿ qi ᖁ qu ᖃ qa ᖏ ngi ᖑ ngu ᖓ nga ᖠ lhi ᖢ lhu ᖤ lha

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Elijassiapik

POLAR BEAR


ELIJASSIAPIK (1912-1972), E9-915, Inukjuak
POLAR BEAR, stone, ivory, ca. 1958, 7" x 11" x 5.25" — 17.8 x 27.9 x 13.3 cm.

Est. $4,000/6,000

Note: Excerpt from collector’s memoir: In the Fall of 1957 I was in Montreal with Jim Houston attending the launch of the Inuit carving sale by the Canadian Handicrafts Guild. In the back room, Jim pointed out a carving of a running Polar Bear (#49), which had one broken leg. Jim pointed out the artistic impact of this powerful work despite the need for repair. As I recall, I bought it for about five dollars and subsequently had it repaired.

Auction Results

Auction Date Auction House Lot # Low Est High Est Sold Price
2009-11-09 Waddington's 142 4,000 6,000 9,600.00

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