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Public Domain

Possibly Iñupiaq and Possibly Yup'ik

Pipe

Inuit, 1867

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Pipe

Inuit, 1867

Physical Qualities Ivory, lead, fiber thong, 10 1/4 in. (26 cm.)
Credit Line John Erikson Collection
Object Number 1955.167.61
with finely engraved depictions varied scenes: fish or meat drying on a rack, hunting walrus from a skin boat, hauling out a walrus, throwing bolas, men wrestling, skin tents, and depicts supernatural and transformational beings, and fighting them one with bow-and-arrow and one with a knife
Purchased by John Erikson in Alaska ca. 1900
Darienne Turner, The Baltimore Museum of Art, “Arctic Artistry”, July 17, 2022-January 8, 2023.

Inscribed: none

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