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Carving – Boat with Sail/Sculpture – Bateau avec voile

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Ivory carving of a whaling boat with single mast and cloth sail and string rigging. Inscribed in black on top of boat stern: ᐊᑯᐊᔪ [a-ku-a-ju]. 

From Kitikmeot or Kivalliq./

Sculpture en ivoire d’un bateau de chasse à la baleine avec un seul mât, une voile en tissu et un gréement en corde. Inscription en noir sur le haut de la poupe du bateau : ᐊᑯᐊᔪ [a-ku-a-ju].

Provenance : Kitikmeot ou Kivalliq

Création anonyme

Unknown
Ivory; Stone; Cotton/ivoire, pierre, coton
24 CM L x 9.4 CM W x 25.4 CM H
1950s/années 1950
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