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Summer Caribou2006.62.7
Gift of David and Elaine Oyler.
- Culture
- American, Inuit and Cape Dorset
- Material
- paper
- Made in
- “Arctic/Subarctic: Cape Dorset” ?
- Holding Institution
- Portland Art Museum
Eider Ducks2006.62.6
Gift of David and Elaine Oyler.
- Culture
- American, Inuit and Cape Dorset
- Material
- paper
- Made in
- “Arctic/Subarctic: Cape Dorset” ?
- Holding Institution
- Portland Art Museum
Small Owl2006.62.5
Gift of David and Elaine Oyler.
- Culture
- American, Inuit and Cape Dorset
- Material
- paper
- Made in
- “Arctic/Subarctic: Cape Dorset” ?
- Holding Institution
- Portland Art Museum
Owl2006.62.2
Gift of David and Elaine Oyler.
- Culture
- American, Inuit and Povungnituk
- Material
- color stonecut and paper
- Made in
- “Arctic/Subarctic: Povungnituk” ?
- Holding Institution
- Portland Art Museum
Loon Warn the Hunter that Caribou is Near2006.62.1
Gift of David and Elaine Oyler.
- Culture
- American, Inuit and Povungnituk
- Material
- color stonecut and paper
- Made in
- “Arctic/Subarctic: Povungnituk” ?
- Holding Institution
- Portland Art Museum
Spirit of the Fish94.111.1
Gift of Jack and Barbara McLarty.
- Culture
- Canadian and Inuit
- Material
- screenprint and paper
- Holding Institution
- Portland Art Museum
Knife2978/115
Ulu type knife with a triangular blade. Blade has a curved bottom edge and is attached to a short metal shaft which pierces a rectangular bone handle. On the top of the bone, the shaft splits and folds to either side. The bone is rounded on the top, flat on the bottom, with a single short line carved into the outside edge of the underside.
- Culture
- Inuit
- Material
- metal and bone
- Made in
- Canada ?
- Holding Institution
- MOA: University of British Columbia
Model Kayak2978/114 a-b
Model kayak. A small wooden figure sits inside the cockpit, clothed in a blue parka with hood. The face is carved wood and wooden arms are outstretched to the front. A seal float carved of wood sits in front of the figure. A harpoon of wood and ivory (?) is attached to the kayak on his left, with a snowshoe tied to the boat behind. The kayak itself is made of wood and covered with a dark brown skin. Small ivory (?) floats are attached to the boat at front, back and around the cockpit.
- Culture
- Inuit
- Material
- wood, seal skin, fibre and bone ?
- Made in
- Alaska, USA
- Holding Institution
- MOA: University of British Columbia
Model Kayak2978/113 a-b
Model kayak. A small wooden figure sits inside the cockpit, clothed in a light tan parka with hood. The face is carved wood and wooden arms are outstretched to the front. A harpoon of wood and ivory (?) is attached to the kayak on his left. The kayak itself is made of wood and covered with a dark brown skin. Small ivory (?) floats are attached to the boat at front, back and in front of the cockpit. Strips of ivory (?) line the keel of the kayak at front and back, and are nailed on.
- Culture
- Inuit
- Material
- wood, seal skin, fibre and bone ?
- Made in
- Alaska, USA
- Holding Institution
- MOA: University of British Columbia
Model Kayak2978/112 a-b
Model kayak. A small wooden figure (part b) sits inside the cockpit, clothed in a light tan parka with hood. The face is carved wood and wooden arms are outstretched to the front. A wooden float sits in front of the figure while a harpoon of wood and ivory (?) is attached to the kayak on his right, and a club to the left. The kayak itself is made of wood and covered with a dark brown skin. Small ivory (?) floats are attached to the boat at front, back and in front of the cockpit. Strips of wood line the keel of the kayak at front and back, and are nailed on.
- Culture
- Inuit
- Material
- wood, seal skin, fibre and bone ?
- Made in
- Alaska, USA
- Holding Institution
- MOA: University of British Columbia