Inuit Hunting Fish #51

Item number 1749/16 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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At the upper right corner, there is a hunter, wearing black and orange, who has an orange harpoon in his right hand. Beside him on the left, there is a light yellow animal facing to the left side that has a grey fish or a seal in its mouth. Below the person and the animal, there are two big fish lying flat and facing to the left side. The top fish is horizontally striped with orange, brown, blue, brown, and orange. The bottom fish is vertically striped with orange and purple with black. In pencil, on the top centre, there are syllabics. The drawing is on horizontally rectangular off-white paper.