"Karajame avane umanap erkanitume, Puissingniartut. Iisfjorden ved Kariak, Nordgrønland" 1867

This 1867 lithograph by Lars Møller depicts a scene of Inuit life in the icy landscape of North Greenland. The artwork captures the harsh beauty of the Arctic, with towering icebergs and a vast expanse of frozen water. The figures in the foreground, pulling sleds and hunting, provide a glimpse into the challenges and resilience of the Inuit people in this unforgiving environment. Møller's detailed portrayal of the landscape and the daily activities of the Inuit contributes to a broader understanding of this fascinating culture and the dramatic natural environment they inhabit.