This print illustrates a story often referred to as The Blind Boy and the Loon, which is told in slightly differing versions across the Canadian Arctic. A young man goes blind (or is made blind by his cruel mother). Living in filth, he survives on the scraps of food brought to him by his sister. One day he is approached by a loon by the waters edge who offers to restore his sight, and after three dives his sight returns. This famous print designed by the acclaimed Holman artist Nanogak and crisply executed by Harry Egutak, beautifully illustrates this pivotal part of the story. (See Lots 11 and 104 for other episodes in this story.)