Large Signed Inuit Crayon and Graphite Drawing of Many Figures stump The post is a separate

The post is a separate piece of wood--on which the balls can be turned on the horizontal axis--though I think likely carved from the same block

I am not certain of the wood --it may be cherry

of eastern Burma/Myanmar

which its citation referred to as an "Active Sammy"--"the first action figure

to one sad cat fleeing the scene and several others not invited watching from the wings

Large Signed Inuit Crayon and Graphite Drawing of Many Figures stump The post is a separateIf I had to collect just one thing personally, I think it would be Inuit drawings. I don't come across many of them though, and they tend to be beyond my reach. This is one of two I am listing that I just purchased from a seller whose Canadian parents were avid collectors, and who is now selling off pieces from their collection. It is signed in syllabics at lower right, with my rudimentary translation giving me the last name Uamajasi a name which I