Yupik art

Yup'ik loon mask

Archaeologists believe that the ancestors of the Yup’ik people originated in Siberia, from where they slowly migrated, settling about 3,000 years ago

Yupik mask, late 19th century

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Yupic borders

Collected by A. H. Twitchell (Amos) along the Kuskokwim River, early 1905; Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation, New York, no.9/3445; Edward Primus, by exchange, 1957; J. J. Klegman, New York, NY, 1962; Stanley Grant, New York; Donald Ellis Gallery, Dundas, ON, 1996; Charles and Valerie Diker Collection

Collected in late 19th century by Bishop Farhout, MacKenzie River area; by descent, his family, Paris, until after 1945; [John J. Klejman, New York, after 1945–until ca. 1960]; Ralph T. Coe, Santa Fe, NM, ca

Yupik Ivory Snow Goggles.

In 1906, etiologist and photographer Edward S. Curtis set out across the United States to draw, photograph and otherwise document the lives of Native

Yu'pik mask Alaska