Nunavut / Canada. 1924 - 2017
Animal figure stone carving
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1940 Baker Lake (aka: Qamani'tuaq) Keewatin, Nunavut, Canada - 2007. Known for: Inuit Sculpture, stone carving and stone cut prints.
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Peter Sevoga (1940 – 2007) (1). A prominent Canadian Inuit* sculptor and printmaker, Peter Paloogahyak Sevoga (Inuit Disc Number* E2-225) lived and worked in Baker Lake (aka: Qamani’tuaq), Keewatin... Read full biography
Peter Sevoga (1940 – 2007) (1). A prominent Canadian Inuit* sculptor and printmaker, Peter Paloogahyak Sevoga (Inuit Disc Number* E2-225) lived and worked in Baker Lake (aka: Qamani’tuaq), Keewatin (now Nunavut). His works have been exhibited throughout Canada and the U.S.A. and they are in the... Read full biography
Peter Sevoga (1940 – 2007) (1). A prominent Canadian Inuit* sculptor and printmaker, Peter Paloogahyak Sevoga (Inuit Disc Number* E2-225) lived and worked in Baker Lake (aka: Qamani’tuaq), Keewatin (now Nunavut). His works have been exhibited throughout Canada and the U.S.A. and they are in the permanent collections of many major museums including the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and the Canadian Museum of History. (2). His mediums were stone carving and stonecut... Read full biography
Peter Sevoga (1940 – 2007) (1). A prominent Canadian Inuit* sculptor and printmaker, Peter Paloogahyak Sevoga (Inuit Disc Number* E2-225) lived and worked in Baker Lake (aka: Qamani’tuaq), Keewatin (now Nunavut). His works have been exhibited throughout Canada and the U.S.A. and they are in the permanent collections of many major museums including the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and the Canadian Museum of History. (2). His mediums were stone carving and stonecut prints*. The carvings were occasionally accented with items such as pieces of antler and string. His subjects were human figures, family groups, mother and child, animals, birds, Inuit genre (hunting, playing, and working), mythology and spirituality.... Read full biography
Peter Sevoga (1940 – 2007) (1). A prominent Canadian Inuit* sculptor and printmaker, Peter Paloogahyak Sevoga (Inuit Disc Number* E2-225) lived and worked in Baker Lake (aka: Qamani’tuaq), Keewatin (now Nunavut). His works have been exhibited throughout Canada and the U.S.A. and they are in the permanent collections of many major museums including the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and the Canadian Museum of History. (2). His mediums were stone carving and stonecut prints*. The carvings were occasionally accented with items such as pieces of antler and string. His subjects were human figures, family groups, mother and child, animals, birds, Inuit genre (hunting, playing, and working), mythology and spirituality. His style would be described as Inuit Art*. The askART auction results have many excellent illustrations of his oeuvre. He is likely... Read full biography
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Family, c. 1972-74
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Black stone
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Inuit sculpture
Canada. 1947 - 2003
Inuit sculpture
Nunavut, Northwest Territories / Canada. 1919 - 2000
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Nunavut / Canada. Born 1970
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Nunavut, Ontario / Canada. 1933 - 2014
Inuit sculpture, carving, drawing, printmaking
1940 - 2010
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Inuit sculpture
Nunavut / Canada. 1920 - 2010
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Nunavut / Canada. 1904 - 1983
Inuit culture drawings, graphic design, printmaking
Nunavut / Canada. 1917 - 2000
Mixed-media Inuit sculpture and carving, portraits, legends, mammals and birds
Nunavut / Canada. 1923 - 2005
Inuit sculpture
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Nunavut / Canada. Born 1946
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Nunavut / Canada. Born 1941
Inuit sculpture
Nunavut / Canada. 1923 - 2007
Inuit carving-animals and figures, painting, printmaking, drawing
Nunavut, Northwest Territories / Canada. 1928 - 1996
Inuit sculpture, stone figures and animals
Canada. 1929 - 2006
Inuit sculpture, walrus tusk carving
Northwest Territories / Canada. Born 1950
Inuit Art
Northwest Territories, Nunavut / Canada. 1897 - 1993
Inuit sculpture, carving, drawing, ceramics
Nunavut, Ontario / Canada. 1927 - 2013
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Nunavut / Canada. 1937 - 2019
Inuit sculpture, carving, drawing, etching
Canada. 1931 - 1998
Inuit Art, sculpture carvings of whalebone, marine ivory, stone, antler
Canada. Born 1948
Inuit sculpture
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Minimalist-leaning figural and animal compositions in stone carving.
Nunavut / Canada. 1920 - 1980
Inuit sculpture and stone carving, modernist and minimalist