Kananginak, son of Eegyvudluk Pootoogook, made this print from a drawing by his father. The subject alludes to Inuit knowledge of the interconnected workings of their environment. This print was included in the first graphics collection produced by Cape Dorset Graphics of the West Baffin Eskimo Cooperative, an organization created to promote Inuit art. An exhibition of the first thirty-nine prints toured Canada and the United States to great critical acclaim in 1959, leading to a continuation of the printmaking program, which is still active today.<br />

• Credit Line

  Dick S. Ramsay Fund

• Signed

  Signed, "Pootagook" and his seal

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• Type of Item raven, fish
• Culture Inuit
• Material stone relief, ink, paper
• Measurements length 13.75 in, width 7.5 in (overall)

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• Creator Joseph Pootagook, Kananginak Pootoogook

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• Creation Date during 1959

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• Classification Print