VINTAGE Inuit Print by Luke Anguhadluq *Caribou Man* 1982 LAST PRINT paintings This loon is determined to

This loon is determined to reach its destination as quickly as it can

I would venture to say that never has there been such an unusual and historical provenance as it applies to Inuit art

The highlight of this piece is certainly its explosive animation and movement

Look at the contortions that Moe has put Houdini through in order to balance this bear on one front paw but with his head bent forward in an impossible position tucked into his arm pit

VINTAGE Inuit Print by Luke Anguhadluq *Caribou Man* 1982 LAST PRINT paintings This loon is determined to**This Item is Eligible for Our 0% Interest Layaway Plan Inuit Artist: LUKE ANGUHADLUQ (1895 1982) inuit Print: CARIBOU MAN 1982 stonecut and stencil titled, dated and numbered 49 50; artist's and printer's name in Roman and syllabics; unframed id: w9980 bjjjy LAST PRINT In gallery Luke Anguhadluq was born at Chantrey Inlet in 1895 but because of famine he was forced to move several times and finally arrived in Baker's Lake in 1961. He lived in an