Eleven Inuit figural carvingsEleven Inuit figural carvingsEach of carved stone, the first: seated figure with bear cub, signed in syllabics, likely Ada Eyetoaq (Baker Lake/Qamani'tuaq, b. 1934); the second: Juanisi Nauja Ivujivik, 1927-1965), hunter catching a mermaid, signed with disc number: E9-975; the third: a seated mother and child, apparently unsigned; the fourth: a figure holding a bear's head aloft, signed in Roman: Dave and with disc number: E5-166; the fifth: a seated child holding a puppy, signed in syllabics: Sakiassi(?); the sixth: Johnny Katutuk (20th Century), hunter and seal, signed in syllabics; the seventh: Anautaq Kiatainaq (George River/Kangiqsualujjuaq, b. 1927), kneeling woman with boot stretcher, signed with disc number: E9-1283; the eighth: an two-sided engraved stone sculpture depicting a hunter & prey, indistinctly signed in syllabics: Elijassiapik(?); the ninth: a two-sided engraved stone sculpture depicting standing women, signed in syllabics: Nigiurapi Kuluna and dated 1973; the tenth: a hunter and seal signed in Roman: Parsa (possibly Parsa Nowra, b. 1930); the eleventh: an unsigned hunter and seal.heights 5 1/4in - 8 1/2inProvenanceThe Wendy and Les Fisher Collection of Canadian Inuit Sculpture, Chicago, IL