8" Dancing Bear by Moe Pootoogook *Rock Face* Inuit print Allan Sheutiapik is one of

Allan Sheutiapik is one of my A-list carvers of small to medium walking

How did Alikamik design the mouth on this distinguished fellow

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

the long pointed beak  which barely touches the water

I was attracted to Polly because of her tropical parrotlike countenance

8" Dancing Bear by Moe Pootoogook *Rock Face* Inuit print Allan Sheutiapik is one ofInuit 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