8" Dancing Bear by Moe Pootoogook *Rock Face* Inuit print Its simple yet bright colours

Its simple yet bright colours add movement and excitement to this piece

The finish

I was attracted to Polly because of her tropical parrotlike countenance

This portrayal captures the habits of today's Inuit as they follow the traditions of their elders

This is a beautiful bear carving by one of my favorite artists who is also very acclaimed: Mark Pitseolik from Kimmirut

8" Dancing Bear by Moe Pootoogook *Rock Face* Inuit print Its simple yet bright coloursInuit art: Dancing Bear Inuit Artist: Mosesee Pootoogook Size: 9" tall, 5" wide, 3" deep Community: Cape Dorset, NU 4 22 Stone: Serpentine id: dfa 8728Lijjy Can you see this jet black Dancing bear climbing up the rock face of a mountain? His feet and paws are positioned as if he were carefully placing each one in a chink in the rock so as not to fall. Moe Pootoogook has chosen one of his signature colour for Rock. The jet black glossy colour surrounds