15" 3 Way Diving Bear by Ottokie Samayualie *Barney* Inuit Painting Lew Phillip (1947-) Lew Phillip

Lew Phillip (1947-) Lew Phillip was born in Iqaluit

Now when I see these tiny sculptures I appreciate the history that lead to their creation of some of these miniatures

His inlaid orange pekoe eyes are wide open and inquisitive

The astonishing features of this bear and the obvious talent of Bobby Anavilok makes this sculpture Museum worthy

15" 3 Way Diving Bear by Ottokie Samayualie *Barney* Inuit Painting Lew Phillip (1947-) Lew PhillipInuit art: Diving Bear Inuit Artist: Ottokie Samayualie Size: 14. 5" across (13" horizontal), 8" wide, 7" deep. 20 lbs Community: Cape Dorset, NU 21 Stone: Serpentine id: b 221 1269056chbjy Masterpiece Carving! Museum quality Sculpture! Note** It is extremely difficult for an artist to carve a 3 way dancing bear. Ottokie is a Master carver of these rare 3 way bears. The last time we received a beautiful bear like this, was from Esau Kripanik over 5