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Owl
Samaulie, Elyakota
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Artwork Detail - V6
Maker
Samaulie, Elyakota
Type
Drawing
Culture
Inuit
Place Made
Kinngait, Nunavut, Canada
Date Made
after 1950
Materials
felt tip marker on paper, mounted on card
Edition
Measurements
overall: 66 cm x 50 cm
Description
This drawing depicts an owl, who is staring directly at the viewer. The owl’s wings are folded into the front of its body, and its tail feathers are pointing down. There are feathers fanned our around the owl, from the sides of its tail, all the way around it until the very top of its head where the feathers break and there is blank space. The owl feathers and wings are lined and tipped with black. The owls head and body feathers are drawn in an almost fish net pattern. The fanned out feathers are detailed with orange, close to the owl’s body. The owl’s beak and sclera's are yellow, the irises are green. The top half of the owl's folded wings and the base of their head are coloured in mint green.
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Visual Description
This drawing depicts an owl, who is staring directly at the viewer. The owl’s wings are folded into the front of its body, and its tail feathers are pointing down. There are feathers fanned our around the owl, from the sides of its tail, all the way around it until the very top of its head where the feathers break and there is blank space. The owl feathers and wings are lined and tipped with black. The owls head and body feathers are drawn in an almost fish net pattern. The fanned out feathers are detailed with orange, close to the owl’s body. The owl’s beak and sclera's are yellow, the irises are green. The top half of the owls folded wings are coloured in mint green, and so is the base of their head.
Subjects
animals, birds, owls
Subjects
Collections
Works on Paper
Style
Circumpolar Art; Contemporary Art
Credit Line
Gift of Dr. Maurice Yacowar
Id Number
U023.5.20
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