Karl Burrows -  Fish Rider
Absolutely stunning original acrylic on canvas, stretched, hand signed.

Canvas size: 
40" x 22-1/2"
Excellent condition.  No frame included, framed canvas image is only shown for reference. 

Karl (listed artist) was Norval Morrisseau's painting assistant, a protégé and a friend. Norval's and other artists' take on Indigenous&nbsp;cosmology inspired many artists to paint in this style.

He worked in his studio from 1989 to 2007.

Karl is an acclaimed artist in his own right and paints in the Woodlands School of Art style. He has an incredible eye for telling stories in vivid and lively colors.
                
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Karl Burrows Original Acrylic on Canvas Stretched and Signed - Fish Rider

Authentic Inuit Soapstone carving, signed 
Vintage Indigenous sculpture. 
Size:
9&#34; long
4-1/4&#34; tall
2-1/2&#34; wide

Excellent condition
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Inuit Soapstone Carving Polar Bear signed

Karl Burrows - Thunderbird Transformation

Gorgeous original acrylic on canvas, stretched, hand signed. 
Very large canvas 

Size: 
61" x 31-1/2"
Excellent condition

Karl was Norval Morrisseau's painting assistant, a protégé and a friend. Norval's and other artists' take on Indigenous cosmology inspired many artists to paint in this style. He worked in his studio from 1989 to 2007. 

Karl is an acclaimed artist in his own right and paints in the Woodlands School of Art style. He has an incredible eye for telling stories in vivid and lively colors. 

Please bring appropriate vehicle to remove it.

                
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Large Karl Burrows Original Acrylic on Canvas Stretched - Thunderbird Transformation

Northwest Coast, Haida paddle.   Beautifully hand painted, decorative paddle, varnished.
Large paddle, can be used for paddling. 

Size: 
61&#34; long
5&#34; wide 
Excellent condition
                
                
                
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Haida Indigenous Paddle Hand Painted

Karl Burrows "Bird Flowers"

Gorgeous original acrylic on canvas, stretched, hand signed, tape wrapped. 

Rare, very large canvas, fantastic for those narrow wall spaces. 

Size: 62" x 16-1/2"
Excellent condition

Karl was Norval Morrisseau's painting assistant, a protégé and a friend. Norval's and other artists' take on Indigenous cosmology inspired many artists to paint in this style. He worked in his studio from 1989 to 2007. 

Karl is an acclaimed artist in his own right and paints in the Woodlands School of Art style. He has an incredible eye for telling stories in vivid and lively colors. 

Please bring appropriate vehicle to remove it. 
                
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Large Karl Burrows Acrylic on Canvas Original Painting Stretched and Signed

Karl Burrows - Summer Flowers and Birds
Original acrylic on canvas, stretched, hand signed.

Canvas size: 18" x 24"
Excellent condition

Karl (listed artist) was Norval Morrisseau's painting assistant, a protégé and a friend. Norval's and other artists' take on Indigenous and cosmology inspired many artists to paint in this style.

He worked in his studio from 1989 to 2007.

Karl is an acclaimed artist in his own right and paints in the Woodlands School of Art style. He has an incredible eye for telling stories in vivid and lively colors.
                
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Karl Burrows Original Acrylic on Canvas Stretched Summer Flowers and Birds

Johnny Tookalook - Bird Loon
Settlement:  Sanikiluaq, Nunavut

Authentic Indigenous Inuit sculpture initialed  (Roman).  
Comes with the official Igloo tag. 
 
Size: 

11&#34; long
4-1/2&#34; tall
3&#34; wide

Excellent condition
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Inuit Soapstong Carving by Johnny Tookalook

Indigenous, Inuit soapstone carving of Polar Bear with Seal, numbered. 

Size:
7&#34; tall
3-1/4&#34; wide
5-1/2&#34; deep

Excellent condition, small abrasions, can be easily polished off. 
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Vintage Inuit Soapstone Carving Bear with Seal

Lukasi Ukusirala Anauta - Otter with Fish

Settlement: Povungnituk / Puvirnituq
 
Vintage Indigenous, Inuit soapstone carving - signed with Disc Number (E9-1350). 

Size:
5&#34; tall
5-1/2&#34; wide

Good condition, small abrasions tiny chips typical for this type of stone, can be polished off. 
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Inuit Soapstone Carving Otter with Fish

Quvianaqtuk Pudlat  - Caribou
Settlement: Cape Dorset / Kinngait

Authentic Indigenous Inuit, large sculpture signed  (Inuktitut). 
Beautiful light green serpentine stone.  

Size: 

15-1/2&#34; long
7-1/2&#34; tall

Excellent condition
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Large Inuit Serpentine Carving of Caribou by Quvianaqtuk Pudlat 

Tim Tait - Owl

Original acrylic on paper, hand signed. Indigenous Woodland School of Art painting. 

Sheet size: 24&#34; x 18&#34;
Excellent condition

Tim is a self-taught First Nations artist from Sachigo (near Sandy Lake), Ontario. He started drawing at the age of nine and was encouraged in the Woodland discipline by his parents. By twelve years of age, he was painting. Over time, his style has developed into one similar to the great Norval Morrisseau and, in fact, his paintings have, on occasion, actually been mistaken for Morrisseau’s work. 

Tim Tait’s favored medium is acrylic, on canvas and artists’ papers.  He now lives and works in Thunder Bay. 
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Tim Tait Original Acrylic on Paper Signed Woodland School of Art

Tim Tait - &#34;4 Nations&#34;

Original acrylic on canvas, hand signed, and double signed and titled on verso. Indigenous Woodland School of Art painting on canvas, stretched. 

Canvas size: 
12&#34; x 9&#34;
Excellent condition

Tim is a self-taught First Nations artist from Sachigo (near Sandy Lake), Ontario. He started drawing at the age of nine and was encouraged in the Woodland discipline by his parents. By twelve years of age, he was painting. Over time, his style has developed into one similar to the great Norval Morrisseau and, in fact, his paintings have, on occasion, actually been mistaken for Morrisseau’s work. 

Tim Tait’s favored medium is acrylic, on canvas and artists’ papers.  He now lives and works in Thunder Bay. 
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Tim Tait Original Acrylic on Canvas Signed Woodland School of Art

Northwest Coast Haida Totem (Eagle, Killer Whale, Bear)
Resin like material, unsigned 
Size: 
12-1/2&#34; tall
1-1/2&#34; wide
1-1/2&#34; deep
Base: 3&#34; x 3&#34;
Excellent condition 
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Northwest Coast Haida Totem 

Karl Burrows - <span class"bg-warning nswreasons" id"rid-10">bear</span> Whisperer 
Original acrylic on canvas, stretched, hand signed.

Canvas size: 31-1/4" x 31-1/4"
Excellent condition. No frame included, framed canvas image is only shown for reference. 


Karl (listed artist) was Norval Morrisseau's painting assistant, a protégé and a friend. Norval's and other artists' take on Indigenous cosmology inspired many artists to paint in this style.

He worked in his studio from 1989 to 2007.

Karl is an acclaimed artist in his own right and paints in the Woodlands School of Art style. He has an incredible eye for telling stories in vivid and lively colors.
                
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Karl Burrows Original Acrylic on Canvas Stretched

Indigenous Haida design carving of Killer Whale signed 
Indigenous plaque sculpture by Cree&nbsp;Indigenous artist&nbsp;Jason Sparvic 
size: 
12" tall
6-1/4" wide
Excellent condition
                
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Northwest Coast Plaque Carving - Killer Whale Signed

Northwest Coast Haida Wall Plaque Hand Carved - Sacred Salomon
Large Indigenous plaque sculpture, unsigned. 

Size: 
25&#34; long
5-1/2&#34; wide
Excellent condition
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Large Northwest Coast Haida Wall Plaque Hand Carved - Sacred Salomon

Indigenous Haida drum.  
Authentic hand crafted and painted Indigenous drum, with drum beater and display stand.  
Both sides are painted, Killer Whale, Eagle. 

The drum is made wood, rawhide,  leather

Size: 
9-1/2" wide
3-1/4" tall without stand
7" tall with stand

Excellent condition
                
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Northwest Coast indigenous Drum Hand Made and Painted

Alex Ippak - Gyrfalcon
Settlement: Belcher Islands / Sanikiluaq
Authentic Indigenous Inuit sculpture, signed (with Disc Number - E9-160). 

Size: 
6&#34; tall
5&#34; wide
7&#34; deep

Excellent condition
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Inuit Soapstone Falcon Carving by Alex Ippak

Tim Tait - Windigo with Four Legs

Windigo (or wendigo) - is a mythological creature or evil spirit from the folklore of Indigenous peoples of North America, particularly the Algonquian-speaking First Nations.

Original acrylic on board, hand signed, and double signed and titled on verso. Indigenous Woodland School of Art painting. Unusual painting with golden background, striking rendition of this mythological creature. 

Board size: 
16&#34; x 20&#34;
Excellent condition

Tim is a self-taught First Nations artist from Sachigo (near Sandy Lake), Ontario. He started drawing at the age of nine and was encouraged in the Woodland discipline by his parents. By twelve years of age, he was painting. Over time, his style has developed into one similar to the great Norval Morrisseau and, in fact, his paintings have, on occasion, actually been mistaken for Morrisseau’s work. 

Tim Tait’s favored medium is acrylic, on canvas and artists’ papers.  He now lives and works in Thunder Bay. 
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Tim Tait Original Acrylic on Board Signed Woodland School of Art

Karl Burrows -  Elk Rider
Original acrylic on canvas, stretched, hand signed.

Canvas size: 
30" x 30"
Excellent condition

Karl (listed artist) was Norval Morrisseau's painting assistant, a protégé and a friend. Norval's and other artists' take on Indigenous and cosmology inspired many artists to paint in this style.

He worked in his studio from 1989 to 2007.

Karl is an acclaimed artist in his own right and paints in the Woodlands School of Art style. He has an incredible eye for telling stories in vivid and lively colors.
                
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Karl Burrows Original Acrylic on Canvas Stretched and Signed Elk Rider

Karl Burrows - Sacred Elk
Original acrylic on canvas, stretched, hand signed.

Canvas size: 18" x 24"
Excellent condition

Karl (listed artist) was Norval Morrisseau's painting assistant, a protégé and a friend. Norval's and other artists' take on Indigenous&nbsp;cosmology inspired many artists to paint in this style.

He worked in his studio from 1989 to 2007.

Karl is an acclaimed artist in his own right and paints in the Woodlands School of Art style. He has an incredible eye for telling stories in vivid and lively colors.
                
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Karl Burrows Original Acrylic on Canvas Stretched Sacred Elk

Dolphin Sculpture mounted on burlwood from studio of John Perry.  This is one of the larger pieces from the dolphin collection. 

Size:
Dolphin: 8&#34; long
Base: 8&#34; long
Overall: 9 &#34; long, 6-1/2&#34; tall, and 5&#34; wide

Excellent condition
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John Perry Large Dolphin Sculpture on Burlwood

Indigenous Ceremonial Rattle (no sound).

Beautiful item, hand crafted by First Nation&nbsp;Indigenous&nbsp;artist. Made out of leather, wild bird feathers, rabbit <span class"bg-warning nswreasons" id"rid-69">fur</span>, turtle shell, deer hide, and beads. 
Size:  

19" long
5" wide
Excellent condition. 


                
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Indigenous Handcrafted Ceremonial Rattle

Jamasie Pitseolak - Sedna
Settlement: Cape Dorset / Kinngait

Authentic Indigenous Inuit, large sculpture signed  (Roman). 
Beautiful dark green serpentine stone with yellow veins.  

Size: 

13-1/2&#34; tall
6&#34; wide

Excellent condition
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Large Inuit Soapstone Carving of Sedna by Jamasie Pitseolak 

Northwest Coast, Haida Totemic Letter Opener.
Made in Canada from resin like material.

Size: 
9-1/2&#34; long
2-1/2&#34; wide

Excellent condition
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Northwest Coast Totemic Letter Opener

Vintage Inuit soapstone carving of a Hunter with a Seal, signed. 

Size:
4&#34; tall
3&#34; wide
4&#34; Deep

Good condition, small abrasions, tiny chips typical for this type of stone, can be polished off. 
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