21" Museum Sculpture Camouflage Caribou (2001) by Master Carver Moses Koonark Inuit paintings It stands on one large

It stands on one large flipper and appears to be swimming a very awkward sidestroke

Influenced by her father Kaka Ashoona

which in my opinion is a wonderful feature for a piece of art to have

A modern sentiment is echoed in the Dancing bear’s open posture and in the dynamic colours of the stone

Stone: Metal

21" Museum Sculpture Camouflage Caribou (2001) by Master Carver Moses Koonark Inuit paintings It stands on one largeInuit Art: Caribou (2001) Artist: Moses Koonark Dimensions: 21" (across), 18" Horizontal, 18" Tall, 5" wide, 28 lbs Community: Pond Inlet, NU Material: Dolomite & Caribou bone id: caps 821004171 ***Museum Piece This piece was on display at the Arctic COOPs head office for about 15 years. They were moving into their new location and needed to downsize some of their collection. This liberating and timid creature is one of earth's most graceful subjects.