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centuriespast:Portrait of Caubvick, an Inuit woman from Labrador [c.1772]unknown artistHunterian Mus

thebigkelu:Portrait of Inuit girl, Nancy Columbia - Gerhard Sisters - 1904

thewoodbetween: Inuit artist Kenojuak Ashevak’s painting depicts the circle of Arctic seasons. Her p

coat: paradelle: lastrealindians: Inuit children at boarding school. The sign on the wall behind t

goldenpolar:theterroramc:“Funny to think of this place as home, isn’t it?”Photo of an Inuit drawing

Spring Morning, by Pitaloosie Saila

The Sun, The Moon, by Germaine Arnaktauyok (detail)

nelvanacomics: Gisele Lagace (www.giselelagace.com) and Shouri (www.shouri.com.ar) con

mapsontheweb:A map of all African countries labelled in Inuktitut (the language of the Inuit – indig

awwww-cute: Inuit girl with her little husky, 1949 (Source: ift.tt/2NgM1DX)

Mask representing a swimming bird,Yup'ik Eskimo, ca. 1900, Alaska, USA.

magictransistor:Nepcetaq Mask (Wood, white, red and green pigments), Yup'ik Eskimo [Lower Yukon Rive

mad-prophet-of-the-airwaves:Nanook of the North (1922, Robert J. Flaherty, USA)

Pair of moosehair embroidered caribou leg pouches each mounted on cloth with red stroud trim, the fr

talapishka: An Inuit man warms his wife’s feet. Greenland, 1880—1890s. Photographer Robert E. Peary

Inuit wood and bone atlatl and dart, Northeastern Canada or Greenland, 19th century.from Artemis Gal

unsubconscious: Hare spirits (1960) by Inuit artist Kenojuak Ashevak

ayearinlanguage:A Year in Language, Day 172: GreenlandicGreenlandic is an Inuit language, a branch o

cryptids-of-the-world:The Qallupilluit are humanoid creatures from Inuit mythology. The Qallupilluit

The cross shining brightly over the northern community of Kangiqsujuaq on a snowy night.Photographed

Anna - Inuit Drum Dancer (via nick_russill)

americanamanhasset: Rihanna, in London, wearing Tom Ford’s Inuit embroidery thigh-high peep toe boo

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no-x-in-nixon: liverodland: Frozen fashions #1: Inuit sunglasses against snowblindness made from eit

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