Looking for a Good Place to Fish
Looking for a Good Place to Fish
$2,900.00
Matiusi Iyaituk, past president and active member of the Inuit Art Foundation, creates innovative sculptures with a sense of humor. This coloration of the serpentine from which the face was made is quite striking. The horsehair lends a touch of reality. The fishing hook hanging from the area where the man’s right hand would be completes the picture.
29″ high
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| Weight | 100 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 30 × 18 × 18 in |
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