Vintage Isa Aupalukta Inuit Art Sweet Otter/ Muskrat Soapstone Carving

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Vintage Isa Aupalukta Inuit Art Sweet Otter/ Muskrat Soapstone Carving:
$94.12

Isa Aupalukta Inuit Art Carving OtterDescription: Sweet vintage carving of an otter/muskrat/ wet mink by Inuit artist Isa Aupalukta of Inukjuak ( Port Harrison). Great facial features. Wide eyed, posed standing, with a nicely curved tail. Serpentine stone.
Dated \'83, inscribed on the underside with the artist\'s name in Inuktitut syllabics (written form of Inuit language). Has carving registration number
Dimensions: 3.25\" l x 3\"h x 1.5\" w
Weight: 262 grams (9.3 ounces)
About the Artist
Isa Aupalukta is an Inuit hunter and carver best known for his mother and child carvings, as well as animal carvings and representations of traditional Inuit activities. Occasionally Isa composes a quirky piece.He is married to Martha, who is also a carver; they have two children.

First Name: Isa Last Name: AupaluktaCommunity: Inukjuak Sex: MDisc Number: E9-1345 Date born: 12/31/1942Alternative Names : • Aupalukta Aupalukta • Isa Aupalukta• Aoudalayouk Aupalukta • Isaac Aupalukta • Audlarock Aupalukta• Aisa Aupalukta
Exhibits:
•Mother & Child held by Marion Scott Gallery
•Mother held by Gallery Indigena
•Artists of Arctic Quebec held by Inuit Gallery of Vancouver
•Exposition Sculptures d\'Arctique held by Hotel d\'Asfeld
•Inuit Art from Arctic Quebec held by La Federation des Cooperatives du Nouveau-Quebec presented at the Canada Trade Centre
•Spirit of the Arctic: A Selection of Smaller Carvings held by Eskimo Art Inc.
•The Art of the Eskimo held by Newman Galleries
•Traditions and Innovations in Inuit Art Sculpture in Stone held by Images of the North
•Mother and Child: Sculpture and Prints held by Albers Gallery
•Hudson\'s Bay Company Collection of Inuit Art held by Winnipeg Art Gallery
•Kunstwerke der Inuit held by Presented by CreARTion, Eppstein in conjunction with the annual meeting of the Association of Canadian Studies at the Hotel am Badersee
•The Inuit Imagination held by Winnipeg Art Gallery
•Keeping Our Stories Alive: An Exhibition of the Art and Crafts from Dene and Inuit of Canada held by Institute of American Indian Arts Museum