Eskimaux Collection

Inuit Seal Hunting (4 / 5)
Patence Rewarded. An Inuit seal hunter pulls a caught seal out through the hole into which he was fishing with a combination of the baited rope and a thin spike or barbed spear

Inuit Seal Hunting (2 / 5)
An Inuit seal hunter. He has cut a hole in the pack ice and dropped a baited line through the hole. He has placed a small square of fur on the ground to form a warm seat whilst he waits for a passing

Eskimaux on a whaling ship, Greenland

Eskimo or eskimaux curlew, Numenius borealis. Extinct. Handcoloured lithograph from John James Audubons Birds of America, George Lockwood edition, 1870

Inuit Eskimo Women
Canadian Inuit Women

Eskimo Ladies from Alaska
Four Eskimo Ladies from Cape Prince of Wales, Alaska. The woman on the left is wearing (interestingly) a very western pair of lace-up shoes as opposed to her fellows in traditional fur boots!

Inuit Seal Hunters
Two inuit seal hunters in full fur and hide clothing. The hunter on the right has goggles to protect his eyes against the glare from the pure white snow

Stretching Polar Bears Skin - Inuit
Two Inuit man and a young boy stretch a Polar Bear skin on a frame

Hudsons Bay Inuit Mother and Daughter

Inuit Camp at Hudson Bay in summertime. A Canoe is being built by the side of a hide-covered tent

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