Eskimo carved wood maskette, late 19th/early 20th Century, appearing to depict a seal-human shaman transformation, possibly King Island, Alaska, delicately carved with a fine blue pigment lining the thin mouth, almond shaped eyes and playful rounded nostrils, framed by six holes partially pierced for a (now gone) perimeter of feathers, 5"l

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