Print with image depicting two mothers holding two babies and two children standing in a row. The mothers are the first two figures wearing large coats and have large breasts, are larger in stature than the children, and each has a baby on her back underneath their coats. The mothers are holding equipment in each hand, possibly fans or paddles. The mothers are frowning, one baby is frowning, and the second baby is smiling. The two children, possibly one boy and one girl, are holding hands. The first child is smiling and the second child is frowning. Both are wearing large coats and boots. The title, location, date, materials, print number and artist name are written underneath the image in pencil. There are a Cape Dorset stamp at upper right.

Stonecut print with four different birds of decreasing size standing one on top of the other. Two rectangular artist seals of black ink and a third seal in red ink, in shape of an inverted U, on lower right-hand corner. Pencil inscription below image lists title, method, edition number, artist's signature and year. Print is hinged on white matboard.

Man wearing a parka has human arms, fishtail extensions from shoulders. Below the hands are animals. Under the man is a child with a skipping rope. Pencil inscription from lower left: "17/50; Spirit of the fisherman; stonecut; Inukjurakju 1964"; stamped with names of artist and printmaker in Inuit syllabics.