Print depicting three figures: an Inuit man holding an object in his hands, an Inuit woman with a child that appears to be Caucasian in her parka, and a Caucasian man. Below the print is written, "Whaler's Exchange Lithograph 8/50 Dorset 1989 Napachie" with the artist's name written in Inuit syllabics below the Roman letter version. The printmaker's name is printed with the Cape Dorset stylized red igloo seal at the left-hand corner. The Canadian Eskimo Arts Council and Cape Dorset Cooperative blind embossed stamps are in the bottom right-hand corner.

Rectangular lithograph depicting a young woman with black braided hair wearing a skin tunic and a green and red skirt seated on a bench playing a multi-coloured accordion. Her knees are awkwardly bent and the toes in her brown boots face each other. There is a grey and black stylized background on either of her sides; cream ground around the image. Framed.

Print of a brown and black deer(?) with multiple animals and one human-like figure protruding from its body. Clockwise from the deer's(?) head are the following features: a large black and grey clawed wing that extends over the top of the deer, a long brown necked bird with an open mouth and orange tongue, the tail of the deer(?), the head of a human attached to a blue bust from which a grey clawed hand protrudes, the body and head of a smaller grey bird that has a grey clawed hand protruding from its body, and a medium sized green and purple bird that faces towards from the neck of the deer. Syllabic characters in the corner are followed by the following handwritten inscription: "Spirit Helpers Lithograph 8/50 Dorset 1989 Kenojuak. "

Figure with a human head and a bird's body carved from mottled grey-green stone with dark green veins. Human head has shoulder-length and a broad face turned to look over the left shoulder. Body features stylized, folded wings and fully articulated feet.

Bear standing upright sculpted from grey-green mottled stone; has large flippers in place of forepaws. Open mouth reveals bared teeth.