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Numero P98BL05 Prix: C$440
Titre Ikaaqtuq: Kiviuq Following his Family Créer 1998 - Signed
Artiste Link   Mamnguqsualuk, Victoria    Édition 42 
Ville  Link   Baker Lake     Ref: Print #5 of the 1998 Baker Lake Collection 
Taille: pouces/cm 25" x 20"
63.5 cm x 50.8 cm
Style: Woodcut / Stencil
Description

Born: 1930 Female E2-386 Place of Birth: Black River Area Resides: Baker Lake Drawings, Prints, Wallhangings, Sculpture

Victoria's husband, Samson Kayuryuk, creates carvings, prints and drawings. Their son, Paul Aglakuaq Kayuryuk, is also an artist. Victoria is the daughter of Jessie Oonark and most of her brothers and sisters are artists: Janet Kigusiuq, Nancy Pukingrak, Peggy Qablunaaq Aittauq, Mary Singaqti Yuusipik, Josiah Nuilaalik, Miriam Marealik Qiyuk and William Noah. "Victoria Mamnguksualuk is one of the best-known Canadian Inuit artists of her generation. Born near Garry Lake, Northwest Territories, she lived a migratory existence on the land until she was in her early thirties. Because of widespread disease and famine in the hunting camps of the Barren Lands region, Mamnguksualuk and her family, like many Inuits, moved to Baker Lake in 1963. Mamnguksualuk is the daughter of Jessie Oonark (c.1906-1985), one of the best known of all Inuit artists. Both mother and daughter became active in the artistic co-operative at Baker Lake. As a second generation Inuit artist to live in the settlements, Mamnguksualuk's art has been somewhat influenced by her exposure to images from the outside world. More than some of her predecessors she uses the conventions of European art in her depictions of three-dimensional space and sequential action. Her work is characterized by its complex scenes involving multiple figures and vigorous activity. Mamnguksualuk is particularly interested in the depiction of Inuit myth."



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