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Eubena Nampitjin |
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Midjul |
| Price: |
$1650.00 in Australia and Export. |
| PA101, 2009 |
| Acrylic on linen |
| 30 x 45 cm |
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Eubena has painted some of her country south west of Balgo along the middle stretches of the Canning Stock Route. The majority of the painting shows the tali (sandhills) that dominate this country. The central circle is tjurrnu (soakwater) named Midjul. This is the country where Kinyu the spirit dog lives. Eubena would often cover Midjul with leaves so Kinyu wouldn't come out and would also leave gifts of goanna for Kinyu. |
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$22 |
| North America |
$55 |
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$55 |
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Theresa Nowee |
| Title: |
Puntujalpa |
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$2850.00 in Australia and Export. |
| PA127, 2007 |
| Acrylic on linen |
| 100 x 100 cm |
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Theresa has painted her father’s country which is centred on Puntujalpa (Jupiter well) near the community of Kiwirkurra. The work depicts the different features of the country including the tali (sand hills), spinifex and desert trees as well as pura (bush tomatoes) and kantjilyi (bush raisins). The central circle is a warniri (rock hole). Theresa is the daughter of Brandy Tjungurrayi. |
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$22 |
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$55 |
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$55 |
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Elizabeth Nyumi |
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Parwalla |
| Price: |
$4800.00 in Australia and Export. |
| PA132, 2009 |
| Acrylic on linen |
| 60 x 90 cm |
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This painting shows the country known as Parwalla, which is Nyumi’s father’s country. This country is far to the south of Balgo in the Great Sandy Desert, west of Kiwirkurra, and is dominated by tali (sand hills). Parwalla is a large swampy area, which fills with water after the wet season rain and consequently produces an abundance of bush foods. The majority of Nyumi’s painting shows the different bush foods, including kantjilyi (bush raisin), pura (bush tomato) and minyili (seed). Women, shown as the U shapes, with their wana (digging sticks) and coolamons gathering the foods are also depicted. The whitish colours, which dominate the painting, represent the spinifex that grows strong and seeds after the wet season rains. These seeds are white in colour, and grow so thickly that they obscure the ground and other plants below. |
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$22 |
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$55 |
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$55 |
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Lucy Loomoo |
| Title: |
Nyakungtjuungku |
| Price: |
$2300.00 in Australia and Export. |
| PA140, 2009 |
| Acrylic on linen |
| 75 x 150 cm |
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This is Lucy's country a long way south of Balgo close to Punmu in the Great Sandy Desert. It is called Nyakungtjuungku and is part of the artist's dreaming. The central circle is a tjurrnu, or soakwater, known as inta, or 'living water' as it always holds fresh water. Loomoo says this country is rich with bush tucker. The dotting surrounding the circle represents these bush foods including kantilli or pura (bush tomato). |
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$22 |
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$55 |
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$55 |
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Carmel Yukenbarri |
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Winpurpurla |
| Price: |
$3200.00 in Australia and Export. |
| PA138, 2004 |
| Acrylic on linen |
| 80 x 120 cm |
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Carmel has painted some of her mother's country south of Balgo in the Great Sandy Desert. This country here is named Winpurpurla after the tjurrnu (soakwater) shown as the central circle. Winpurpurla is an inta, or 'living water' place so it always has good water. Women travel to Winpurpurla to collect a variety of seeds including lukarrari which is ground to make damper as well as kumpupatja (bush tomato) and karnti (bush potato). |
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$22 |
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$55 |
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$55 |
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Brian Mudgedell |
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Tjintjinjin |
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$1600.00 in Australia and Export. |
| PA154, 2008 |
| Acrylic on linen |
| 75 x 150 cm |
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This work depicts the travels of an old woman Kutungka Napanangka from the west. She visited the soakage water site of Tjintjinjin, which is west of Mantati outstation, 70km west of Kintore. She also visited Yaranga and Ngatanga. The lines represent the sand hills in the area and the squares represent the soakage water. |
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$22 |
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$55 |
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$55 |
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Tossie Baadjo |
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Karntawarra |
| Price: |
$800.00 in Australia and Export. |
| PA192, 2008 |
| Acrylic on canvas |
| 40 x 120 cm |
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Karntawarra is the name of a small rockhole, found on Tossie's grandmother's country, north west of Wilkinkarra, or Lake Mackay, the vast salt lake south of Balgo in The Great Sandy Desert. Karntawarra only holds water after rain, and is shown here in the centre of the painting, dominated by the tali, or sand dunes of the area. This is rocky, hilly country, while the fine dotting depicts the kantilli, or bush raisin that is found here in abundance. |
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$22 |
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$55 |
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$55 |
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Ningie Nanala |
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Patarr |
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$1250.00 in Australia and Export. |
| PA197, 2002 |
| Acrylic on canvas |
| 80 x 80 cm |
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This work depicts some of the country south of Yagga Yagga in the Great Sandy Desert, the country of Ningie's youth. In the centre is a tjurmu or soak water called Patarr. Patarr is known as 'living water' as it always contains good water. The white lines represent the tracks of the water as it crosses the country and the small dots depict bush tucker kantilli (bush raisin) and purra (bush tomato). |
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$22 |
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$55 |
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