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Dolphin

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by Lipa Pitsiulak

Pangnirtung

Serpentine

20 x 15.25 x 8.5"

$6,600.00 CAD

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SKU: 393 Categories: Inuit, Sculptures

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Serpentine

Dimensions	20 x 15.25 x 8.5"
Product Number	S-393
Exhibition Code	RTS18


Artist	Lipa Pitsiulak
Nation	Pangnirtung
Description	Lipa Pitsiulak was born April 21, 1943. He currently resides in Pangnirtung, but has also lived in Igloolik. The focus of his work has been sculpture, drawings and prints. Lipa, who has spent much of his life on the land, has been the vice-president of the board of directors of the Pangnirtung co-operative. His prints often reflect the old oral tradition of Inuit songs and stories. His father has been quoted as saying: “My son Lipa lives out on the land now. I’m proud that he can look after his family, through hunting, drawing and carving. He’s teaching these skills to his young sons, along with the stories he learned at his father’s knee.”

Artist

Lipa Pitsiulak

Nation

Pangnirtung

Description

Lipa Pitsiulak was born April 21, 1943. He currently resides in Pangnirtung, but has also lived in Igloolik. The focus of his work has been sculpture, drawings and prints.

Lipa, who has spent much of his life on the land, has been the vice-president of the board of directors of the Pangnirtung co-operative. His prints often reflect the old oral tradition of Inuit songs and stories. His father has been quoted as saying:

“My son Lipa lives out on the land now. I’m proud that he can look after his family, through hunting, drawing and carving. He’s teaching these skills to his young sons, along with the stories he learned at his father’s knee.”