
from Rainmelonpie
Inuit art, birds
Nikotai Mills, Mother owl shelters young

original agnes nanogak (1925-2001), an esteemed canadian Inuit artist.

Minneapolis Institute of Art.

My books: An illustration in Inuit Women Artists

The Inuit Sea Goddess taken at the Native American Art Museum in Toronto

Inuit Myth: Creation of Sea Mammals by Jacqueline Kari

Illustrious Owl by Kenojuak Ashevak. Lithograph.

Inuit carved ivory and imbricated grass basket

Inuit girl in her native costume

surfacing

Yua, Spirit of the Arctic

Esky girl back from fishing by Patrick Gildersleeves

in the style of inuit packing toys by Margie Oomen
and my favorite, also by Margie Oomen:


saimanaq on ressurection fern
10 comments:
So sweet wonderful little artworks!!
Being half Canadian, Inuit culture is very dear to me.
And your finds are dreamy, thanks for sharing, Ada !
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oh my goodness thanks for posting all these. i love them!
i am truly honored to be part of such an amazing post.
My favorite inuit artist is here Kenojuak Ashevak.
I am always glad to hear of the indian culture. They lost so much of what was first theirs.
The Inuit little girl is lovely dressed in her native attire.
The art is so beautiful.
Thanks for sharing all.
Beautiful image selection! I love the sea goddess. We have a series of 12 inuit lithos on our walls. I often wonder who the artist was.
These are so pretty and earthy though. And there's something about them so fabulously modern and and the same time ancient.
wow! these are amazing! I love the texture and pattern they use.
Beautiful. beautiful. beautiful! Those are absolutely amazing renderings of owls and other great native images. We LOVE this type of artwork at our house and the history and nobility behind it all! So wonderful to stumble over here. Thanks for stopping by Earth Mama.
:)Lisa
i hope that i will continue to let the beauty of their history and art inspire me in my creativity and in my thoughts as well...
thank you all for leaving such great comments. i'm so happy you enjoyed the post :)
These are wonderfull. Ive been exploring alot of indigenous pattern in my illustration recently. Inuit/Navajo/Aboriginal Australian.
Ill add some of it up shortly.
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