3.5" Playful Dancing Bear by Johnny Papigatook Inuit print Adorning a sculpture with a

Adorning a sculpture with a red tongue is pure genius and requires infinite skill on the part of Jimmy Iqaluq

The etched lines that define the feathers and the face of the bird are delicate and refined

1972 Eskimo Fantastic Art

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This poignant sculpture is reminiscent of Joe Kaviks famous walking bears and in all likely hood was a mentor and teacher to Kavik

3.5" Playful Dancing Bear by Johnny Papigatook Inuit print Adorning a sculpture with aInuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Johnny Papigatook Size: 3. 5" Tall, 3" Wide, 1" deep Community: Cape Dorset, NU Stone: Serpentine id: dfa 7096Nadjy Have you noticed that Small Dancing Bears have a joie de vivre that is contagious? When they dance (balanced on one or two or even three different paws), their life force is charged with an energy that is happy and joyous! They havent a care in the world. Its one of the reasons we love small bears so