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LOT 131

Lot 131

THOMASEE ECHALOOK (1935-2011)

THOMASEE ECHALOOK (1935-2011)
Lot 131 Details
THOMASEE ECHALOOK (1935-2011), E9-1586, Port Harrison / Inukjuak

LANDSCAPE OF INOUCDJOUAC

stonecut
1974, 21/40
20.74" x 28.75" — 52.7 x 73 cm.

Estimate $200-$300

Realised: $144
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THOMASEE ECHALOOK (1935-2011)
  • THOMASEE ECHALOOK (1935-2011)
Literature:

Marybelle Myers “Another Reality”, in Arctic Quebec 1975, unpaginated

Note:

In the introduction the the 1975 print collection, Myers explains that Brian Dalton held a “informal workshop” in the summer of 1974. In this workshop, Dalton encouraged the participants to depict their world “as they saw it.” The result was a number of drawings and subsequent prints of the ‘Inoucdjouac landscape,’ including this lot.

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