Pudlo Pudlat
Title: Tale of a Huge Muskox
Date: 1983
Media: Stonecut and stencil
Edition: 2/50
Size: 24.5” x 33.5”
Signature / Inscriptions: Lower right recto
Condition: Very good
Market Value: $SOLD(CDN)
Artist: Pudlo Pudlat (Canadian, 1916 ─ 1992)
Born in Nunavut at a camp near Amadjauk in 1916, Pudlo Pudlat is best known for his dynamic prints and drawings which often incorporate contemporary imagery with depictions of traditional life in the north.
An extremely prolific artist, Pudlat produced over 4,500 prints, drawings and paintings in a 33 year period. His work can be found in prestigious national collections as well as in international holdings at the Museum of Modern Art (New York), the Dennos Museum Centre (Michigan), and the Amon Carter Museum of Western Art (Texas) to name a few.
Research:
- Artnet: www.artnet.com
- Canada Council Art Bank: www.artbank.ca
- Centre for Contemporary Canadian Art: www.ccca.ca
- Galerie d’art Vincent: www.inuitfinearts.com
- Galerie Elac London Inuit Art: www.elcalondon.com
- Houston North Gallery: www.houston-north-gallery.ns.ca
- Inuit Art Gallery of Vancouver: www.inuit.com
- National Gallery of Canada: www.cybermuse.ca
- Spirit Wrestler: spiritwrestler.com
- Waddington’s Auction House: www.waddingtons.ca
