Carved stone sculpture by Plains Cree artist, Stewart Steinhauer, depicting a bear interlocked with a human figure. The rounded, biomorphic volumes and open-form negative space creates a continuous spiral around the central voids. The stone shows variegated green, tan, and ochre tones with a satin polish. The underside is marked ‘Stewart S.’ The sculpture is in good condition. | Please see photos for additional details.ABOUT THE ARTIST: Stewart Steinhauer (born 1953) is a Cree sculptor from the Saddle Lake Cree Nation in Alberta, known for his large-scale granite carvings that explore themes of land, spirituality, and Indigenous identity. Working primarily in locally sourced stone, he creates bears, turtles, and symbolic forms with a focus on healing and connection to the land. His sculptures are featured in public and private collections across Canada | Dimensions: 7.5 x 9 x 12.25 in | Weight: 36.5 lbs | Shelf: 24 Floor | All items show signs of wear consistent with age and use. The absence of specific condition notes does not imply the item is in perfect condition or free from defects. Please review all photos carefully before bidding.