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Atamik Tukikie

Atamik Tukikie was born in 1915 in Sugluk, Quebec. She lived at various camps, and settled at Sapudjuak camp with her husband, Simigak. They had many children together, including Kooyoo Etidloi. Atamik began drawing in the early 1960s, and published her first print in 1977. Her works have been exhibited at the Inuit Gallery of Vancouver.

Media: Graphite, Felt-tip Pen, Coloured Pencil, Pastel

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Three imaginary human-like creatures with bird-like feet and hands and beaks. Presented in a two-dimensional style and using brown

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Two human-like faces looking in opposite directions with five pointed shapes coming out the back of them. Presented in a two-dimensional style and using light brown

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Two birds with their wings outstretched

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A large bird with its wings outstretched behind it behind a man who is facing the left. Presented in a two-dimensional style and using light green

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Two birds facing each other with a fish in the middle. Presented in a two-dimensional style and using blue

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Two birds with their wings outstretched behind them facing each other. Presented in a two-dimensional style and using green

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A large owl-like bird in between two smaller owl-like birds. Presented in a two-dimensional style and using black and brown.

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