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Lot 007 - Vintage Inuit Carved Green Soapstone Walking Polar Bear, Signed Pauloosie Adamie
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Lot 007 - Vintage Inuit Carved Green Soapstone Walking Polar Bear, Signed Pauloosie Adamie
Lot 007 - Vintage Inuit Carved Green Soapstone Walking Polar Bear, Signed Pauloosie Adamie
Vintage Inuit soapstone carving of a walking polar bear in mottled green stone. The bear is depicted in a striding pose with head lowered and legs extended, with incised claw details on each paw. The underside is signed in script by Pauloosie Adamie, an Inuit artist born in 1942.
The carving is in good condition with natural inclusions and color variation throughout the stone. There is a small chip on one ear.
The carving is in good condition with natural inclusions and color variation throughout the stone. There is a small chip on one ear.
Auction Date: 11/12/2026
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