Current Exhibition: The Raven and the Loon: Inuit Prints and Sculptures from the Chauncey C. Nash Collection May 5, 1999 - Spring, 2001 Tozzer Library, 21 Divinty Avenue	INUIT PRINTS The Peabody Museum's paintings collection includes sixty-six Inuit prints, along with numerous carvings, that were given to the Museum in the 1960s by Harvard alumnus Chauncy Nash. The prints are from the earliest years of Inuit print cooperatives, mostly from Cape Dorset. Techniques include engraving, stone cut, and sealskin stencil. The artists include: Kenojuak (4 prints) Kiakshuk (15) [image above] Napachee (4) Kovinaktilliak (4) Pudlat [image below] Pisteolak [image below] Helen Kalvak Below (and above) are several examples of this collection. Click on the images to see them bigger, and to see more information about the objects and the artists. Perils of the Sea Traveler Pitseolak Ashoona Stonecut 1960 Caribou Chased by Wolf Pudlat (aka Pudlo) Sealskin stencil on paper 1961
	Sea Monsters Devouring Whale Kiakshuk, Stonecut, 1961   All material copyright © 1998 President and Fellows of Harvard College, all rights reserved General Information | Holdings | Paintings Collection Departments | Peabody Museum www.peabody.harvard.edu/ethno/