Museum Quality 13" Brown Eagle with Fish by Pitseolak Qimirpik

Inuit art: Eagle with Fish
Inuit Artist: Pitseolak Qimirpik
Size: 13" (wings spread tip to tip), 7" wide, 4.2 lbs
Community: Kimmirut
Stone: Serpentine 
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Museum quality piece!

The stoically and dramatic black stone render this piece to new levels whereas the vibrancy is nothing short of stunning.

The carving itself is classic Pitseolak Qimirpik carving, done with precision and exact proportions. All of his works like this eagle are considered masterpieces and will appreciate significantly in coming years. The eagle is at a 15 degree angle and holding a char fish which is done in an apple green stone. The combinations of coloration's really make this an illuminating piece.

Extremely rare eagle by Canada's most world renowned Inuit artists - Pitseolak (Pits) Qimirpik from Kimmirut. Pits Qimirpik has numerous prize winning pieces on an international scale. All of his birds (he is also famous for owls) sell for extremely high prices. His works can be found in Canada's national art collection in Ottawa.

To give a brief overview of this sculpture, this spectacular piece flows from tip to toe. The lines and proportions are immaculate. The polish and color are distinguished and breathtaking. It is these features that make Pitseolak the most famous Inuit artist on the planet. His owls and eagles are collected in Ottawa's national museum of fine arts. He is among the 3 elite Inuit artists in Canada and has exhibitions that have toured all over the world. His birds are valued very highly.

This carving is in perfect condition, brand new. No chips, cracks, scratches or any other defects. 100% mint condition!