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I think over again my small adventures, My fears, Those small ones that seemed so big, For all the vital things I had to get and to reach; And yet there is only one great thing, The only thing, To live to see the great day that dawns And the light that fills the world. Anonymous (Inuit, 19th century)

Small Inuit boy in fur clothing

Image No: ND-1-18 Title: Inuit boy in winter clothing, Nome (?), Alaska. Date: [ca. 1903-1908] Format of original: glass negative : b&w ; 8" x 10" Photographer/Illustrator: Lomen Brothers, Nome, Alaska / Dobbs, B.B. Remarks: Studio portrait. Costume includes belt (?) with bells attached. Subject(s): Inuit - Clothing / Inuit - Children Order this photo from Glenbow: ww2.glenbow.org/search/archivesPhotosResults.aspx?XC=/sea... Search for 99,999 other historical photos at Glenbow…

Inuit mother with baby on shoulders

Image No: ND-1-93 Title: Inuit mother with baby on shoulders, Alaska. Date: [ca. 1903-1915] Format of original: glass negative : b&w ; 8" x 10" Photographer/Illustrator: Lomen Brothers, Nome, Alaska Remarks: Mother wearing beaded necklaces; baby's hat/hood has bead ornaments. Subject(s): Inuit - Clothing / Inuit - Children / Inuit - Women / Inuit - Beadwork Order this photo from Glenbow: ww2.glenbow.org/search/archivesPhotosResults.aspx?XC=/sea... Search for 99,999 other historical photos at…

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Amérique du Nord : inuit

Photograph shared by glenbowmuseum Inuit communities are found in Canada, Northern Alaska, and Greenland. During the winter months Inuit lived in round houses made from blocks of snow, called ‘igloos’.

Inuit woman, Selactuna, with baby

Image number: ND-1-101a Title: Inuit woman (Selactuna), carrying baby on her back, Nome (?), Alaska. Date: 1903 Format of original: glass negative : b&w ; 8" x 10" Photographer/Illustrator: Lomen Brothers, Nome, Alaska Remarks: Studio portrait. Woman wearing beaded necklaces and earrings; baby's hood has bead decoration. Woman also has Tattoo/markings on chin. Subject(s): Inuit - Children / Inuit - Clothing / Inuit - Women / Inuit - Personalities / Inuit - Beadwork / Tattooing Order this…

An illustration in Inuit Women Artists-Ali Eminov

My books: An illustration in Inuit Women Artists

Explore ali eminov's photos on Flickr. ali eminov has uploaded 21978 photos to Flickr.

The Inuit inhabit the Arctic regions of Greenland, Canada, the United States, and eastern Siberia. Inuit is a plural noun; the singular is "Inuk". The Inuit languages are classified in the Eskimo-Aleut family.

Eskimo Mother and Baby.

Photographs of Native American Indians : Eskimo Mother and Baby.

Greenland - Inuit child, Kalé named K´ârqutsiaq Etah, son of Ihré halfbrother to Kâla Peary, photo taken by T.

Inuit kid

Inuit kid (Greenland) - Travellerspoint Travel Photography

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The Phantom of Level G-5

Reading. Listening. Watching.

Nunivak Cup’ig mother and child, photograph by Edward Curtis, 1930 Photo Credit

Eskimo Woman and Baby

This site presents an incredible photograph of an Eskimo Mother and Child. The Child is Joe Moses, and a nice collection of historic photos.

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The Paper Coyote

The Mounted Life is a single body of work by Dutch photographer, Danielle Van Ark. Compromised of a collection of photographs which depict the backrooms of taxidermy shops and natural history museums. The effect of the images is quite disturbing: the motionless animals are completely removed from any illusion of a natural environment and suddenly appear more like actual objects than the live specimens they are intended to represent. It is a haunting commentary on our "relationship" with…