6" 2 Way Dancing Bear by Moe Pootoogook *Aerial View* Inuit Painting The deep black stone adds

The deep black stone adds panache to the bird's attentive eyes

Mercy is waiting for you to bring her home

Dimensions: 8" long

Famed artist Henry Evaluarjuk (1923-2007) was born in Igloolik and although he has lived in various communities throughout the Arctic

Jupa Ishulutak wanted to create something that would show not only how the Inuit live today

6" 2 Way Dancing Bear by Moe Pootoogook *Aerial View* Inuit Painting The deep black stone addsInuit art: Diving Bear Inuit Artist: Moe Pootoogook Size: 6" across, 4" wide Community: Cape Dorset, NU 10 22 Stone: Serpentine id: dfa N6412Qcjjy Delightful movement! There is something so appealing about Diving bears. Balancing on a front paw requires incredible strength, power and awareness of one's body in space. High above the world, Aerial View has the perfect vantage point. With his head held high, Aerial is flying through time. Look at the