Bilateral image with four human heads and torsos surrounded by four birds. Birds facing out along bottom have necks of birds at side in their beaks. All human heads in profile. Centre two face in, outer two face out. Syllabics in pen in lower right hand corner. Drawing is in black ink. Pencil lines alongside ink lines. Erased pencil lines visible. Discoloured mark and stain on top portion. Unattached back matte present. Inscription on lower right corner.

Image is symmetrical (left and right). From top to bottom, images are four large birds, ten silhouetted human heads, and two large fish. Image fills page. Syllabics in bottom right corner. Paper is hinged on white foam core. Unattached, beige, front mat present. Overall colours are black, green, brown, light brown, blue, grey, yellow, and pink.

Drawing depicting a family hunting party with men, women, children, three sled dogs, and a tent held down with stones. Two of the male figures are holding rifles, and a female figure is carrying a pack with utensils and boots as well as a black stick. Below the image are five sets of writing in Inuit syllabics. The Cape Dorset blind embossed stamp is in the lower left-hand corner.

A man and a woman holding a mirror-like object reflecting a woman's face. Pencil inscription beneath image. Embossed logo in lower right corner. Stylized red igloo logo printed in lower left corner. Paper is hinged onto light grey matboard.

Painting on mahogany wood plywood panel with wooden frame. Painted killerwhale form line design in black, red and blue. Inscribed by artist as Design #18.

Painting on mahogany wood plywood panel with black wooden frame. Painted form line design, primarily in black, with red secondary lines, and a blue border. Artist name, date painted at lower right; D21 at lower left.

Etching produced in black ink. The scene portrays four animals on their rightful stance, on top of each other on the right side of the image and two birds on top of each other on the left side of the image. The form of the birds and animals are drawn and filled in almost entirely by horizontal lines and some crosshatch-like lines. Some of the lines are smudged. Inscription written on bottom of print with embossed artist's mark, on right hand corner, outside of image. Paper is between two layers of foamcore (sealed together) with a double black and cream coloured mat over top.

Stonecut print with four different birds of decreasing size standing one on top of the other. Two rectangular artist seals of black ink and a third seal in red ink, in shape of an inverted U, on lower right-hand corner. Pencil inscription below image lists title, method, edition number, artist's signature and year. Print is hinged on white matboard.

Print depicting an Inuit man and woman dancing with happy facial expressions. The figures are dressed in traditional costume with traditional hairstyles. The print is a lithograph in black and greys printed on cream coloured paper. Cape Dorset stylized red igloo seal at the lower left-hand corner with the blind embossed Cape Dorset Cooperative stamp in the lower right-hand corner. Below the image is written, "The Whaler's Reel Lithograph 21/50 Dorset 1992 Pitaloosie" with the artist's name written in Inuit syllabics.

Dog and caribou fighting. Both animals are facing one another while standing on their hind legs. The caribou's front hooves come up near the dog's face. The caribou is illustrated by a dark blue (navy) outline and a flair of yellow coming from the throat/neck area. The dog is mostly coloured in dark blue (navy) with spots and lines that are the colour of the paper surface. These figures are, for the most part, centred on the paper. In the lower right corner, there is a small yellow image of a right pointing arrow emerging from a bulge pointing to pencilled syllabic. Pencil inscription across the bottom edge reads 'Dog and Caribou Fighting, Iksiktaaryuk, Kiryouroot 39/50 1975'. In the lower right corner, there is a circular embossing. The print is on horizontally rectangular cream-coloured paper, hinged to dark blue matboard.