A painting titled ‘In the Café’ by Serguei Novitchkov, created in 2020 using oil on a 9×12 canvas. The piece depicts a scene inside a café with figures and vibrant colors.
This natural wood portrait mask (Tag #393) is a refined example of Pacific Northwest Coast carving, created to represent a human elder rather than a supernatural being. The realistic facial features—pronounced brow, deeply set eyes, and carved wrinkles—emphasize age, dignity,…
Signed David SR Nibgoarsi, Canadian law regulates the export of artworks made from whale bone, walrus or narwhal ivory, caribou antler, and other wildlife materials. Under the Wild Animal and Plant Protection and Regulation of International and Interprovincial Trade Act,…
Made from the Limestone found on the shores of Arviat, Nunavut. Lyta Josephie (1962–) Inuit Sculptor — Lake Harbour (Kimmirut), Nunavut Born in 1964, Lyta Josephie is an Inuit sculptor from Lake Harbour (now Kimmirut), Nunavut, a community celebrated for…
Hand-carved wooden mask from Iroquois Indigenous community, featuring deep-set eyes, strong red-painted eyebrows, a prominent nose, and a wide mouth, hallmarks of the dramatic Iroquois Indigenous False Face carving tradition. Hollowed and finished in traditional red pigments, traditionally false face…
