Two birds, heads facing, bodies turned away from each other. Black legs, beaks, pupils and designs on heads. Bird on left has neck and edge of body striped with black; bird on right has triangular shape in black at body edge. Figure in upper centre between bird necks has long ears, two eyes, two nostrils. Inscription from lower left reads:"7/50 Kenoyuak." On right corner is a Canadian Eskimo Arts Committee blind embossed stamp of approval.

Etching. At the top of the image, there are two bird with large beaks, one is pointed and the other is rounded. One body has three faces attached to a central star. Two lower birds are joined at the tail. The bird on the left has a pointed beak and black band down middle of body which continues to other bird's back. There are triangle and circle designs on the bodies. Inscription beginning at lower left reads: "CD 46-62; 17/50; Kenojuak. On the lower left corner are pencil marks: "46-62." On the lower right corner is an circular embossed stamp.

Black owl with profile body and frontal head, purple tufts. Man's head with brown hood behind owl. Names of artist and printmaker in Inuit syllabics, Cape Dorset stylized ''red igloo'' seal in lower corner on left. Inscription below image from side on left reads: "Summer owl stonecut and stencil 38/50 Dorset 1975 Kenojuak." Canadian Eskimo Arts Council's blind embossed stamp in lower corner on right.

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