Doll wearing thick fur clothing. The face of the doll is made of light coloured stone, with carved eyes, nose, mouth and ears. It is enveloped by a large brown fur hood attached to a jacket that ends at the waist and has a long, narrow flap in the back that falls nearly to the knees. The coat is edged at wrists, face and bottom with white fur. The pants are made with a white and brown fur, cut decoratively at the top on both front and back and inlaid with a lighter coloured fur. Leggings of the same darker fur cover the leg from thigh to ankle and are attached by fur suspenders to the waist. Matching mitts cover the hands. Off-white hide boots tie at the ankle and have dark brown, furry soles. The doll underneath the fur appears to be covered with a canvas cloth at the back and brightly coloured fabric at wrists.

Drawing of two Inuit women in blue jackets, long red skirts and boots, facing front. The woman on the left has dark blue boots and a light blue jacket, while the woman on the right has light blue boots and a dark blue jacket. Each woman has a face comprised of two horizontal lines (eyes), two dots (nose) and a long line (mouth). There is a blue arrow (<) to the right side of the image.

Stone carving of two barrels and a shotgun (part b) that sit on a stone base. The barrels are mainly a light green stone with black highlights and are attached to the base; the gun is mainly black and dark mottled green-grey stone, with a light green butt end and very small inlays of an ivory coloured material (bone?). The gun leans on the barrels and has a small round attachment on the base to hold the butt end in place. The carving is signed and dated by artist on underside of the base.

Print depicting a hybrid bird, fish and woman in profile. The figure has a woman’s hand and head. The face looks backwards at its own fish or whale-like tail. Underneath this fish tail, there is another, bird-like, tail. Supporting the creature is a large bird foot. The creature’s flesh is covered in a number of different texture designs. There are two small stamps in the lower left edge of the image; one is black and the other is red. The red stamp resembles an upside down ‘u’. The title of the work and the artist’s signature are written along the bottom edge of the image. There is a brief artist biography and distributor’s stamp on the back of the print.

Stonecut print depicting a large polar bear being pursued by a wolf, a hunting dog and a male hunter. The hunter wears boots, pants and a hooded parka and carries a spear. To the right of the hunter’s head are four stamps. Two of these stamps are red with the top stamp perhaps depicting an eye. The bottom two stamps are black; one of which is more faded than the other. Inscription: "Chasing the Bear stone cut #40/50 Cape Dorset N.W.T. 1961 Eegyvudluk" runs along the bottom of the image.

Stone-cut print on thin hand-made paper, mounted on cardboard. At the top of the image, there is a rugged black line which forms the land upon which two beings are standing. One of the beings is a hunter but the being on the left side is a more enigmatic figure because it has a misshapen stomach and body. This being is naked, however, and has a male sex organ so we can surmise that it is male. The two beings are tethered together with lines attached to the harpoon that the hunter upraises in his left hand. In his other hand, the hunter holds a shield. On the far right edge of the land, there is a small shelter, supported by three wood poles. Below the land there are ten whales. The whales are a variety of different shapes suggesting different species. All of the whales swim towards the right side of the paper. There are three or four stamps in the upper right corner; two of which are red and two of which are black. "Lumiuk and the Whales stone cut # 12/50 Cape Dorset N.W.T. 1961 Kiakshuk" is written along the bottom edge of the paper in pencil.

Drawing of a man loading a sled that is tied to a snowmobile by a rope. Man is kneeling by the back of the sled, with his back to the viewer and wearing a red backpack. The scene is of a snowy plain with some rocky hills in the background and then another flat snowy plain beyond those, with a blue sky. On the sled is a grey box, blue cover and red gas can. There is an embossed stamp in the lower right corner and in pencil below image the title, artist and date are written.

Print on horizontally rectangular paper showing a image of a large figure holding antlers and a bird with long neck and head lowered in top left corner; also three brown caribou, two without antlers, one with, at right. Pencil inscription below image reads "32/50" title and artist's name in Inuit syllabics "1963". Canadian Eskimo Arts Council stamp and Cape Dorset stamp blind embossed in lower right corner.

Print of two wolves and a human figure. Larger wolf head is green with circular black eye. Mouth is open with sharp black teeth and human figure held in wolf's mouth and throat. Figure has purple legs. Outline in orange of smaller wolf with black circular eye near first wolf's throat. Smaller wolf has open mouth with sharp teeth. Written under image in pencil is: "Swallowed by a wolf 3/16 1970 Oonark, Hattie Manik". Stamp in bottom left corner.

Print of small image showing two Inuit people, possibly a man running away from his home?; reverse image on uneven black background. Figure wearing gloves and boots emerges from rock or shelter and reaches out to another figure, who is in a running stance with back to viewer. Figure in running stance is wearing gloves, boots and a parka. Artist name etched on black background in white underneath figures. Title and date are written in pencil underneath image. The print number is written in pencil in the bottom right corner.