6" Walking Bear by Pauloosie Tunnillie *Lost in Thought* Below $1000 Can you see his Dad's

Can you see his Dad's influence in this gregarious Dancing Walrus

Inuit Artist: Charlie Ookpik

He asks the viewer to take a step away from the usual expectations and entertain possibilities that challenge our perceptions

When beginning a sculpture Taylor’s method is to accentuate the natural shape of the stone and economize on material use [3]

Inuit art: Frog

6" Walking Bear by Pauloosie Tunnillie *Lost in Thought* Below $1000 Can you see his Dad'sInuit art: Walking Bear Inuit Artist: Pauloosie Tunnillie Size: 6" long, 4" tall, 3" wide Community: Cape Dorset, NU 11 22 Stone: Serpentine id: jl 14880Fchjy Masterpiece Carving! Magnificent Colour! I believe the salient feature of this gracious Walking bear by Pauloosie Tunnillie is the positioning of his head and neck. Do you agree that we often see wild Polar bears crossing the ice and snow with their necks and head down in this exact position?