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Arnaktauyok Germaine - cycle of life #wad17-08
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Arnaktauyok Germaine – cycle of life #wad17-08
1,500.00$

Arnaktauyok Germaine (1946 -      ) Igloolok - Baffin island - Nunavut - Canada #wad17-08 Etching and aquatint. Titled ''cycle of life''. Numbered 32/75 Signed by hand.

Framed - impérial 36.5'' * 24.5'' inches métrique 92cm * 62cm cad $1,500.00

 
Baffin bird- av025
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Baffin bird- av025
500.00$
Baffin bird - lithography 08/50 - signed | Aoudla | Chinese ink - charcoal - pastel colour image 28 * 22 in cadre 33.75 * 27.75 in image 71 * 56 cm cadre 86 * 70.50 cm
Bear with Inukshuk - av003
Art Visual
Bear with Inukshuk – av003
500.00$
Bear with Inukshuk - original - signed | Davee Ashealak | Chinese ink - charcoal - pastel color 17 * 14 in 43 * 35.5 cm  
Bear with paws in the air - av004
Art Visual
Bear with paws in the air – av004
Bear with paws in the air - original - signed | Davee Ashealak | Chinese ink - charcoal - pastel color 17 * 14 in 43 * 35.5 cm
Dancing bird - av024
Art Visual
Dancing bird – av024
500.00$
Dancing bird - lithography 08/50 - signed | Aoudla | Chinese ink - charcoal - pastel colour image 28 * 22 in cadre 33.75 * 27.75 in image 71 * 56 cm cadre 86 * 70.50 cm
Davee Atchealak - Standing walrus - av017
Art Visual
Davee Atchealak – Standing walrus – av017
500.00$
Standing walrus - original - signed | Davee Ashealak | Chinese ink - charcoal - pastel color 17 * 14 in 43 * 35.5 cm
Davee Atchealak - Walrus in the mountain - av001
Art Visual
Davee Atchealak – Walrus in the mountain – av001
500.00$
Walrus in the mountain - original - signed | Davee Ashealak | Chinese ink - charcoal - pastel color 17 * 14 in 43 * 35.5 cm
Davee Atchealak - We fight for the walrus av022
Art Visual
Davee Atchealak – We fight for the walrus av022
750.00$
We fight for the walrus av022 - original - signed - framed | Davee Atcheak | acrylic paint image 8.75 * 10.75 in image 22 * 27.5 cm frame 13 * 16  in frame  33 * 41 cm
Drummer - av020
Art Visual
Drummer – av020
250.00$
Drummer - original - signed  | Moo Pootoogook | Chinese ink - charcoal - pastel color 10 * 16 in 25 * 40 cm
Drummer in winter - av006
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Art Visual
Drummer in winter – av006
750.00$
Drummer in winter - original - signed | Davee Ashealak | Chinese ink - charcoal - pastel color 17 * 14 in 43 * 35.5 cm
Germaine Arnaktauyok - first born #wad17-14
Art Visual
Germaine Arnaktauyok – first born #wad17-14
1,440.00$

Germaine Arnaktauyok - Igloolik - Nunavut - Canada #wad17-14 Titled ''first born'' Etching - numbered 22/100 Dated 1999 Signed by main Framed imperial 17'' * 14'' pouces métrique 43cm * 35cm Cad $1440 ---------------------------------------------

Germaine Arnaktauyok (b. 1946-     ) is an Inuk printmaker, painter, and drawer originating from the Igloolik area of Nunavut, then the Northwest Territories. Arnaktauyok drew at an early age with any source of paper she could find.

The media she works with consists of lithographs, etchings, and serigraphs that illustrate Inuit myths and traditional ways of life from her past experiences and ancestral culture. Her designs are two-dimensional revealing expressive line work illustrations that indicate personal stories incorporated in the subject of past Inuit tales.

Germaine is renowned for her talents as an illustrator and master printmaker…. She sold her first painting at the age of 11. She went to school in Chesterfield Inlet before attending the University of Manitoba and commercial art courses at Algonquin College in Ottawa between 1966 and 1968. She has also been employed by the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs as an illustrator for various Inuit publications. Her father Isidore Iytok, and mother Therese Natsiq Tulugatjuk are carvers.

Germaine Arnaktauyok is one of the few Inuit artists with formal art training. She studied Fine Arts at the University of Manitoba and had her first public exhibition at the prestigious Winnipeg Art Gallery in 1998. The exhibition featured her drawings and prints from 1970-1997. She had great success as an illustrator of children’s books written in Inuktitut and English. In 2003, Germaine’s “Drum Dancer” was chosen for the image on the two-dollar coin. Germaine Arnaktauyok’s works are in the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre, Yellowknife, NWT, the Glenbow Museum, Winnipeg Art Gallery, Calgary, Alberta, Winnipeg, Manitoba and the Amway Environmental Foundation Collection, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Some accomplishments ----------------------------------- 2000: Her print "Laughter in the Air" was featured on the cover of the Christmas card for the Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs.

2000: The Royal Canadian Mint used Arnaktauyok's the "Mother and Child" image for the cover of cards used for Danielle Wetherup.

2000: Designed the special edition gold piece issued by the mint as part of the Native Cultures and Tradition Series.

2000: Prime Minister Jean Chretien honoured Arnaktauyok at a ceremony for her creation of "Drummer" and "Mother and Child" designs.

1999: Arnaktauyok's "Waiting in Silence" selected for the cover illustration for the Nunavut Annual Report.

1999: Designed the back of the two-dollar coin issued by the Royal Canadian Mint to commemorate the establishment of the province of Nunavut.

1994: "Things in the Sky" was featured on the cover of the 1994-1995 Northwest Territories telephone directory.

1976: Dominion Glass Ltd featured original drawings Arnaktauyok made for their own Glass production.

1970: Illustrated "Harpoon of the Hunter" a book published by the Department of Indigenous and Northern Development

Germaine Arnaktauyok - shaman combing sedna's hair - #wad17-07
Art Visual
Germaine Arnaktauyok – shaman combing sedna’s hair – #wad17-07
1,500.00$

Germaine Arnaktauyok - Igloolok - Nunavut - Canada #wad17-07 Titré ''Chaman combing sedna's hair'' (Shaman peigne les cheveux de Sedna). Etching et aquatint - épreuve de l'imprimeur numérotée 2/2 Signé à la main encadré - imperial 37'' * 23.75'' pouces métrique 94cm * 60 cm cad $1,500.00 -------------------------------------------

Germaine Arnaktauyok (b. 1946-     ) is an Inuk printmaker, painter, and drawer originating from the Igloolik area of Nunavut, then the Northwest Territories. Arnaktauyok drew at an early age with any source of paper she could find.

The media she works with consists of lithographs, etchings, and serigraphs that illustrate Inuit myths and traditional ways of life from her past experiences and ancestral culture. Her designs are two-dimensional revealing expressive line work illustrations that indicate personal stories incorporated in the subject of past Inuit tales.

Germaine is renowned for her talents as an illustrator and master printmaker. She went to school in Chesterfield Inlet before attending the University of Manitoba and commercial art courses at Algonquin College in Ottawa between 1966 and 1968. She has also been employed by the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs as an illustrator for various Inuit publications. Her father Isidore Iytok, and mother Therese Natsiq Tulugatjuk are carvers.

Germaine Arnaktauyok is one of the few Inuit artists with formal art training. She studied Fine Arts at the University of Manitoba and had her first public exhibition at the prestigious Winnipeg Art Gallery in 1998. The exhibition featured her drawings and prints from 1970-1997. She had great success as an illustrator of children’s books written in Inuktitut and English. In 2003, Germaine’s “Drum Dancer” was chosen for the image on the two-dollar coin. Germaine Arnaktauyok’s works are in the Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre, Yellowknife, NWT, the Glenbow Museum, Winnipeg Art Gallery, Calgary, Alberta, Winnipeg, Manitoba and the Amway Environmental Foundation Collection, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Some accomplishments ----------------------------------- 2000: Her print "Laughter in the Air" was featured on the cover of the Christmas card for the Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs.

2000: The Royal Canadian Mint used Arnaktauyok's the "Mother and Child" image for the cover of cards used for Danielle Wetherup.

2000: Designed the special edition gold piece issued by the mint as part of the Native Cultures and Tradition Series.

2000: Prime Minister Jean Chretien honoured Arnaktauyok at a ceremony for her creation of "Drummer" and "Mother and Child" designs.

1999: Arnaktauyok's "Waiting in Silence" selected for the cover illustration for the Nunavut Annual Report.

1999: Designed the back of the two-dollar coin issued by the Royal Canadian Mint to commemorate the establishment of the province of Nunavut.

1994: "Things in the Sky" was featured on the cover of the 1994-1995 Northwest Territories telephone directory.

1976: Dominion Glass Ltd featured original drawings Arnaktauyok made for their own Glass production.

1970: Illustrated "Harpoon of the Hunter" a book published by the Department of Indigenous and Northern Development

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