Lot #10: Old Original Pastel Charcoal Artwork by Patric Giles

Pastel Charcoal Artwork by Patric Giles of a Inuit Hunter 18.5 inches X 13" In Frame 22"x 18" under Glass Subject: An Inuit hunter, The fur-trimmed parka (likely caribou or seal-inspired) Wind-burned skin tones and realistic facial weathering A contemplative, slightly squinting expression often seen in cold-climate portrait studies Strong realism with careful attention to light on the face Expressive rather than photographic—this suggests a fine artist, not a commercial illustrator Signature: The name “Patric Giles” (bottom right) looks hand-signed, not printed, which supports that this is an original drawing, not a reproduction. About Patric / Patric Giles Many Canadian and British realist portrait artists (mid-20th century onward) produced Inuit studies during: Arctic exploration eras Northern community residencies Government or academic documentation projects Artists like this often: Are sold originals through local galleries They were Exhibited regionally (Canada, UK, sometimes Alaska) This piece fits very well into a regional fine-art portrait tradition of professionalism artwork. Visible charcoal texture Non-uniform shading Hand signature Approximate age Likely 1960s–1990s The muted palette and realism drawings align with mid-to-late 20th century portrait practice I cannot give you any gallery provenance information. Artist had documented Arctic residencies It was framed professionally and found with 1967 newspapers as protective sleeves, under artwork, which dates it framing. (shown in pics) + left intact As/As-Pictured Dimensions: 22" X 18" in Frame Pickup category timeslot {A}