9” Drum Dancing Bear by Derrald Taylor *Glory, Glory, Hallelujah!*Inuit Art: Drum Dancing Bear Artist: Derrald Taylor Size: 9" high, 5" wide, 5" deep Community: Tuktoyaktuk, NWT 4 26 Stone: Alabaster (base), White Marble, Moose Antler (baton) id: d 9980abjjy NOTE*Inuit Art is Handcrafted in Canada. It ships TARIFF FREE to the USA **This Item is Eligible for our 0% Interest Layaway Plan. How is an artist able to convey "movement" through a stone carving?! Not all carvers have this ability BUT Derrald Taylor does! As

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The artist must be talented and experienced in carving such an engineering feat

Meaning that he is an inspiration

Suddenly the face is alive and energetic

High up on his perch

The bottom half of the carving has a roly poly habitus

Shaa bears are large and nicely proportioned

experience and dedication

This means he can balance on three of his four paws and feet

Tim Pee is at the top of the ladder as a carver of Medium sized Bears

I have seen hundreds of Dancing bears but not one resembles a boxer like FLOAT LIKE A BUTTERFLY