Nuna Parr (1949). A prominent Canadian Inuit* sculptor, carver, draftsman* and printmaker, Nuna Parr (aka: Noona Parr; disc number* E7764) was born near Cape Dorset, Baffin Island and has lived in or... Read full biography
Nuna Parr (1949). A prominent Canadian Inuit* sculptor, carver, draftsman* and printmaker, Nuna Parr (aka: Noona Parr; disc number* E7764) was born near Cape Dorset, Baffin Island and has lived in or near Cape Dorset for most of his life. His sculptures and carvings have been included in many... Read full biography
Nuna Parr (1949). A prominent Canadian Inuit* sculptor, carver, draftsman* and printmaker, Nuna Parr (aka: Noona Parr; disc number* E7764) was born near Cape Dorset, Baffin Island and has lived in or near Cape Dorset for most of his life. His sculptures and carvings have been included in many exhibitions held at important venues such as the National Gallery of Canada, the Winnipeg Art Gallery*, the Institute of American Indian Arts (Santa Fe), and the United Nations General Assembly building... Read full biography
Nuna Parr (1949). A prominent Canadian Inuit* sculptor, carver, draftsman* and printmaker, Nuna Parr (aka: Noona Parr; disc number* E7764) was born near Cape Dorset, Baffin Island and has lived in or near Cape Dorset for most of his life. His sculptures and carvings have been included in many exhibitions held at important venues such as the National Gallery of Canada, the Winnipeg Art Gallery*, the Institute of American Indian Arts (Santa Fe), and the United Nations General Assembly building (New York). His works are in the collections of several Canadian museums including the National Gallery of Canada. His mediums include stone, antler, felt pen, pencil and serigraph. His subjects are arctic wildlife like bears, birds and walrus; Inuit... Read full biography
Nuna Parr (1949). A prominent Canadian Inuit* sculptor, carver, draftsman* and printmaker, Nuna Parr (aka: Noona Parr; disc number* E7764) was born near Cape Dorset, Baffin Island and has lived in or near Cape Dorset for most of his life. His sculptures and carvings have been included in many exhibitions held at important venues such as the National Gallery of Canada, the Winnipeg Art Gallery*, the Institute of American Indian Arts (Santa Fe), and the United Nations General Assembly building (New York). His works are in the collections of several Canadian museums including the National Gallery of Canada. His mediums include stone, antler, felt pen, pencil and serigraph. His subjects are arctic wildlife like bears, birds and walrus; Inuit spirituality and legends; and Inuit genre* especially hunting. His styles are Inuit Art* and Realism*. The askART auction results have some... Read full biography
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