Ennutsiak (also known as Innutsiak or Eenutsia)[1][2] (1896 – 1967) was an Inuk sculptor.
Living on Baffin Island, he depicted scenes of daily life in the Arctic.
Originally from Nunavik, he spent most of his life traveling around Baffin Island and eventually settled in Iqaluit.
[3][4][5] His work mostly depicts scenes of daily life in the Arctic, such as women giving birth and men butchering seals and walruses.
[2] Ennutsiak was the grandfather of writer Alootook Ipellie.