Eskimos posters & prints

Eskimos, Nothern Greenland Underwood & Underwood

Eskimo hunter and his wife in winter costume Brown Bros

An Eskimo carved walrus ivory tusk with various spirit and animal figures Anonymous

Eskimo Children and Drying Salmon Anonymous

Eskimo kayak Anonymous

An Eskimo Wood Face Mask Anonymous

Costume of a New Tribe of Eskimos, Discovered by Dr. Rae, on Victoria Land; and Arctic Implements Anonymous

Eskimo Building an Igloo Anonymous

An Eskimo Wood Face Mask from Northern Alaska Anonymous

Eskimos, Greenland Underwood & Underwood

Inhabitants of the Gulf of Kotzebue Ludwig Choris

Eskimo Man; Eskimo Man Seen from Behind; Eskimo Woman and Baby; Englishmen in a skirmish with Eskimos John White

King Island Village Edward S. Curtis

Eskimo Woman and Baby John (after) White

Man Standing with Eskimo Dogs Anonymous

Portrait of an Eskimo Hugh Collins

An Eskimo Watching a Seal Hole Edward Finden

An Eskimo Francois Auguste Biard

Winter houses of Esquimaux, 1826 George (after) Back

Englishmen in a skirmish with Eskimos John White

A Woman from the Land of Eskimos, 1826 Léon Cogniet

The Eskimoes Pillaging the Boats George Back

First communication with the natives of Prince Regents Bay, 1818 English School

Kunana, an eskimo John (after) Ross

Eskimaux Harnessing Their Dogs to a Sledge Anonymous

Mongol Race, Lapps and Esquimaux A Portier

English sailors fraternising with the Eskimoes at Godhavn (after) English School

The Ship Making Alliance with the Eskimos French School

Front View of An Important Okvik Eskimo Walrus Ivory Figure, Punuk Island, Circa 100 B.C.-100 A.D Anonymous

A Pair of Punuk Eskimo Ivory Hunting Goggles, Circa 600-800 A.D. Anonymous

Esquimaux Ladies of the Hunde Islands, South of Disco Anonymous

Mongol Race, Lapps and Esquimaux A Portier

The Seal and the Walrus, c1850 Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins

Ethnology, Races of Man R Anderson

The Arctic Cruise of the Pandora, Captain Allen Young, published in 'The Illustrated London News', 1876 English School

Esquimaux pillaging Franklin's expedition boats, 1826 George (after) Back