Painting depicting two blue and white birds with red beaks perched on a rocky outcrop with white peonies that have thorny limbs as well as blue and white irises, all on a dark buff background. Inscription, date, and signature of the artist in top corner. Mounted on off-white damask floral print silk with paper backing.

Painting depicting orange, red, pink, and white peonies with green foliage and stems on a rock outcrop, all on a buff background. Inscription and signature of the artist in one corner.

Vertical painting on a scroll. Painted image shows a rock outcrop; white, red, violet flowers with green foliage coming out from rock base; all on a dark ochre background. Long inscription at upper right concluding with a date (equivalent to 1672) and artist's signature. The scroll mounting is damaged.

Print of a human figure in a canoe. Human is holding two pieces of fishing line over each end of the canoe. There are halibut hooks attached to the ends of the fishing line. A circular salmon head(?) design is in between the two fishing lines and is below the boat. Four blue circular wave designs are up against the side of the black canoe. The human is red and has a blue face with a black mouth. Pencil inscription below: 48/100 "Halibut Fishing" AThompson 8/78. Circular embossed stamp in corner: "Canadian Native Prints Limited." There is a faint design of a salmon in the middle.

Four pencil rubbings of eagle designs on a piece of paper. The top left image has the eagle's head and claw at the centre facing right. The top right image is widest at the centre and tapers towards the ends. Bottom left has an eagle design that is oriented on its back from left to right. Bottom right design has an eagle in the centre on its back, tail to head. Inscriptions are below each image.

Five human figures, holding fish and/or fish spears all facing toward the left where there is a pile of stones representing a cache. At the side on the right there is a group of four birds, three small and one as large as the humans. Some figures are in shaded tones of blue, others are black. At the upper corner on the left is the stamp of the West Baffin Eskimo Co-operative, Cape Dorset. Numbered 33/50 and is number 4-61 in the catalogue.

Group of figures, hands on one another's backs, all facing toward the left. Stamp of the West Baffin Eskimo Co-operative, Cape Dorset, on the right lower corner. Edition 26/50, number 47-61.

Watercolour divided into two storyboard-like sections. The left side is a rear view of a naked person standing in water up to their knees; the image is cropped as to focus on one leg form the buttock downward. Beside this is part of a face, the majority of which has been cut away. There are several paint splotches on the back. A yellow sticky note with a memo to "redo page" is attached to the front.

Bark painting. Top right panel: jungle fowl with a lizard in its beak; nest of eggs underneath. Opposite panel: frog with two snakes; underneath panel shows two frogs, male and female. The red and black headed frogs are of one variety. Those with the smaller white heads are a different species. Inscription on back in white chalk.

Bark painting divided into two sections; each section contains an arrangement of abstract looking patterns that are said to represent a snake, oysters and water. Inscription in white chalk on back.