Inuit Woman Sculpture, grey soapstone, by A. Markossie, Canada, 1970s
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The Canadian Inuit Woman sculpture by Ann Markossie, created in the 1970s for Eskimo Art, is an authentic example of folk craftsmanship rooted in mid-century northern Canada. Meticulously carved from a single piece of soapstone, the work displays a variable cool dark grey tone, subtly veined and marked by mineral inclusions unique to the stone. The surface is predominantly matte, with delicate areas of slight sheen bearing evidence of gentle hand-polishing. Deep, incised lines articulate the folds of clothing, features of the face, and divisions in the composition, resulting in a tactile and visual contrast enhanced by the stone's texture. The form is low-set, well-proportioned, and substantial,
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Height6 cm
Depth18 cm
Width15 cm
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Width15 cm
Height6 cm
Depth18 cm
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