13” Blue Whale by Dale Ford *Colossus*Inuit Art: Blue Whale Inuit Artist: Dale Ford Size: 12. 5 across, 7" high, 5" deep Community: Goose Bay, Labrador 5 25 Material: Stone id: d 9980ahjjy **This Item is Eligible for our 0% Interest Layaway Plan. Masterpiece Carving! Museum quality Sculpture! COLOSSUS had to be the name of the largest animal known to have ever existed. Colossus' body is long and slender but at the same time, his musculature is impressive. Blue whales are various shades of

Tiny Tim's front legs measure less than an inch and are carved from stone

They are captivated by his seemingly never ending ability to create hundreds of small Dancing bears that are fascinating and charismatic

If his search is successful and he brings home his catch then his wife and family will be able to be fed and clothed

they are absolutely riveting

Every one of Nuna's pieces are a dependable investment

Adla is just as famous for his depiction of dancing & walking bears as is the likes of other greats like Nuna Parr and Joe Kavik

Inuit art: Bear with teeth

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Courageous Heart is the first Nasogaluak Dancing bear we have had in the Gallery

Inuit art: White Fox

I made no hesitation in taking it

The Dance ignites him