5" Inuk Scene by Johnny Kadlutsiak A Man, his Wife and his Dog

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5" Inuk Scene by Johnny Kadlutsiak *A Man, his Wife and his Dog*Inuit art: Inuk Scene Inuit Artist: Johnny Kadlutsiak Size: 5" long, 1" tall, 1" deep Community: Hall Beach (Sanirajak) NU 18 Stone: Metal id: caps 866002714bdjy When was the last time you saw an Inuit art piece made from Metal? Would it be correct to say never? This petite scene with its petite characters is a mystery. A woman, a man, their dog and their dog sled. A domestic scene perhaps? Did they stop to tend to their sled dog? I love the copper

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