Small untitled print from engraving. Image of man hunting from kayak. The man is paddling towards the closest and largest seal, which has been harpooned with a float behind it. There are five more seals further off in the distance by the prow of the kayak. The work is signed and numbered (46/50) in pencil.

Stonecut print on paper. A figure stands with legs slightly braced, arm outstretched, holding a line with three large fish attached. Figure wears a parka with hood up (hiding face), short pants, and tall boots. The clothing is textured with short dense lines. The fish are black at their mouths, transitioning to bright yellow through bodies and tails. Dense scaling is shown across their bodies.

Stonecut print on paper. A group of seven walrus in three rows are shown emerging from a rectangle of water. Three animals in the back are coloured green fading into blue at bottom. The centre walrus faces front with the other two facing to centre. The middle row also has three walruses, all white, with the left-most facing front and the centre and right animals facing to the right. The third and front row has a single walrus, white, facing front. A flock of blue birds flies above the group.

Stonecut print of black image of boat with animals in profile. Boat has one sail and large propellor at stern, and anchor hanging from prow. One dog is steering the ship and one is standing right at the prow. The heads of five other animals are shown in the boat and another is on the mast lookout. The Cape Dorset marks are upper left of the image. Inscription in pencil below.

Print depicting several creatures, many of which have several heads per body, all depicted as black silhouettes except for one dark brown creature. The creatures are piled one on top of the other and are reaching for a yellow circular moon near the top of the image. Below the image is written, "Spirits reaching for moon Sonte cut 47/50 Cape Dorset 1961 Angotigaluk." The artist's and printmaker's names are printed in Inuit syllabics in monogram form along with the Cape Dorset stylized igloo seal at the bottom right-hand corner of the image.

Black and white imagery of six animal and two human figures of differing sizes: a rabbit, walrus, seal, two dog-like figures and a duck-like animal; both human figures wear parkas, while one carries a bow and arrow. Figures all appear to move from left to right. Canadian Eskimo Arts Council stamp of approval blind embossed in bottom left corner. The print is hinged to white mat board.

Composition of animal and human figures. Bird on left facing to right above animal facing to right with bird near mouth in centre is silhouette of small figure at right silhouette of larger figure with upraised arms, arm at left holding bat and ball above. Bottom reads, 5/50 Ottochie. Canadian Eskimo Arts Council stamp of approval and Cape Dorset stamp blind embossed in lower right corner. The print is hinged to white mat board.

Fourteen figures. Animals, birds, fish and a man with a human face and a animal body in the lower left corner. Bottom line reads, 24/50 Ottochie. Canadian Eskimo Arts Council stamp of approval and Cape Dorset stamp blind embossed in lower right corner. The print is hinged to white mat board.

Print depicting four bird figures: the upper two have boots on their feet with the bird on the left holding pants in its beak, and the bird on the right with mittens on its tail feathers; the lower bird on the left is wearing boots on its feet, a mitten on its tail, and has its head in a parka; the lower bird on the right is wearing a parka and mittens, and holds a boot in its beak with the other one on its left foot. The birds are on an orange-red and grey curvilinear cloud-shaped background. Below image is written, "Timiat Anuraktut stonecut and stencil 36/50 Dorset 1977 Soroseelutu." The names of the artist and printmaker in Inuit syllabics along with the Cape Dorset stylized red igloo seal are printed on the bottom right-hand side. The Canadian Eskimo Arts Council's blind embossed stamp is in the lower right-hand corner.

Print depicting a bird in profile with its wings outstretched and textured feathers on its back and wings. The owl has an open black beak and long, curved black claws. Below the image is written, "Young Arctic Owl Stone Cut 42/50 Dorset 1977 Kananginak," with the artist's name in Inuit syllabics. The printmaker's name is printed in Inuit syllabics along with the Cape Dorset stylized red igloo seal in the lower left-hand corner. The Canadian Eskimo Arts Council blind embossed stamp is in the lower right-hand corner.