8" Diving Bear by Tim PeeInuit art: Diving Bear Inuit Artist: Tim (Timothy) Pee Size: 7. 5" high, 4" wide, 3" deep Community: Cape Dorset, NU Stone: Serpentine id: dfa 7369Nabjjy Just as the name 'Nuna Parr' became synonymous with exquisite dancing bears, Tim Pee's name is eponymous with the sleek, striding variety. This particular piece is nothing short of one of Pee's finest works; a true masterpiece. The overall flow, the exquisite serpentine stone and the polished finish

The grace and athleticism of the “dance”

Papigatook’s compact creatures  have a contemporary connection to art and design

our Bear swirls and floats

The calm visage of this mask may have been deliberate

2" deep Community: Cape Dorset

It seems to me that the four whales are keeping a watchful eye on the turtle

Dimensions: 175 cm long (68

proportions and lines of the carving are so spectacular

this is a blue chip stock

Inuit art: Fish Transformation

Stencil 1987

54 x 69 cm