Cerny Inuit Collection, Bern
The Cerny Inuit Collection comprises unique works of art from the Arctics, across various media such as stone, whalebone, antlers, musk ox horn, walrus tusk and mammoth ivory sculptures, sealskin art, lithographs and drawings.
The Cerny Inuit Collection comprises unique works of art from the Arctics, across various media such as stone, whalebone, antlers, musk ox horn, walrus tusk and mammoth ivory sculptures, sealskin art, lithographs and drawings. It offers a great insight into the Polar culture of the Inuits.
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About Cerny Inuit Collection
Stadtbachstrasse 8a, 3012 Bern, Switzerland
+41 31 318 28 20
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