"My work is part of the robust tradition of Inuit carving, known for its ability to depict life in the Arctic through expressive forms"
Artist Category
First Nations & Spiritual
Still Life & Figurative
Cain Iqqarqsaq (b. 1944) Igluik

Cain Iqqraqsaq  is a recognized Inuit artist born in 1944. He is primarily known for his stone sculptures and carvings. 

Key Information:

  • Origin: Iglulik (Igloolik), Nunavut, Canada.
  • Medium: Primarily works with stone, but has also used bone, muskox horn, and other materials in his sculptures.
  • Works: His artwork, often depicting animals (bears, owls, otters, muskox, wolves) and traditional life (mother with child in amaut, hunters), has been sold at various auctions.
  • Recognition: His pieces are featured in private collections and Museums

  • Bear Attacking Walrus Stone 13.5" x 24" 1981
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  • 20000$ Retail Pricing
  • 10000$ Our Wholesale Price

This  amazing Scuplture is carved from a single piece of hard stone. It is a substantial sculpture, 13.5 inches x 24 inches x 9 inches and weighs approx. 50 lbs. In the opinion of the Gallery, one of the best the artist has ever produced:)

Polar Bears are known to attack Walruses. They will often search for the Calves first since they are smaller and don't have large Tusks but often, especially when hunting in groups , they will go after the Bull Walruses. A tough Match for the Polar Bear but eventually the Polar Bear will kill and move the 4000 lb prey!

 

 

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