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HISTORIC REPRESENTATIONS: THE SCULPTURES
HISTORIC REPRESENTATIONSTHE SCULPTURES  | INTERACTIVE TIMELINE
Archival image of Inuit on small boat with Hudson Bay company ship, "Nascopie" anchored in background, 997.84.135.98
Archival image of Inuit on small boat with Hudson Bay company ship, "Nascopie" anchored in background, 997.84.135.98
Inuit on a small boat with the Hudson's Bay Company supply vessel, "Nascopie," at anchor in the background
The Nascopie sank near Cape Dorset in 1947.
Photograph thought to have been taken in Pangnirtung, Baffin Island
Dating to 1940-1942
Dr. Jon A. and Mrs. Muriel Bildfell Collection
997.84.135.98
Dog carving, 941.46.15 / HC4380
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Dog
Sculpture made of ivory
From Amadjuak, Baffin Island
Dating to 1924
Gift of Major L.T. Burwash
HC4380
Animal sculptures from the historic era depict vital details — but in comparison to ancient representations, what they gain in realism they lose in the aura of spiritual power.
 

 

 
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