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Talking Tucker-click here for more
tapestry designed and woven by well known victorian aboriginal artist fiona clarke of the western district of victoria clan kirrae whurrong. the tapestry is woven with fine top quality wool. fiona clarke wove talking tucker while an working as an artist in residence at the internationally known victorian tapestry workshop. fiona is the first aboriginal artist in australia to weave at the workshop.
 
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EUBENA NAMPITJIN - PROVENANCE: WARLAYIRTI ARTISTS-click here for more
eubena nampitjindescription born c1921 country balgo - great sandy desert language kukatja title kunawarritji size 100 x 50cm medium acrylic on belgian linen provenance painted and purchased from warlayirti artists in 2007. this artwork comes with the certificate of authenticity from warlayirti artists in balgo. this artwork depicts the soak holes and sandhills of part of eubenas country in the great sand desert. eubenas work has been exhibited extensively in both group and solo exhibitions. individual exhibitions 2008 eubena nampitjin, alcaston gallery, melbourne, vic 2007 eubena nampitjin, queen of the desert, alcaston gallery, melbourne, vic 2006 eubena nampitjin, alcaston gallery, melbourne, vic 2005 eubena nampitjin, alcaston gallery,sydney 2004 eubena nampitjin, alcaston gallery, melbourne, vic 2002 eubena nampitjin, alcaston gallery, melbourne, vic 2000 eubena nampitjin and lena nyadbi, tineriba gallery, adelaide, sa 1998 kinyarri my country, alcaston house gallery, melbourne, vic selected collections national gallery of australia national gallery of victoria art gallery of new south wales art gallery of western australia museum and art gallery of the northern territory artbank the holmes a court collection morven estate helen read collection harland collection the laverty collection payment payment must be made within 5 days of purchase. bank deposit is preferred. paypal and personal cheque is also acceptable. shipping the painting and documentation will be posted in a tube by registered mail. the painting will be sent as soon as funds are receivedcheque is cleared. the purchaser will be notified of the tracking number. international buyers are responsible for any importcustoms duties. international buyers please make contact regarding postage charges. click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge div stylewidth 100text-align right titlemiyo images right2
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ABORIGINAL ART DAMIEN & YILPI MARKS 139cm x 122cm-click here for more
warning- i do not send second chance offers. if you are sent one please ignore. slight variation in colour may be present due to variation in computer imaging highly collectableinvestment painting their talent is obvious amp style is strong amp culturally significant. a striking colourful design with great depth amp spiritual significance on quality belgium linen canvas using quality atelier acrylics yilpi amp damien come from a long line of artists, highly respected artists in their own right. absolutely beautifully executed worka great investment authentic aboriginal painting artist damien marks tjangala amp yilpi marks atira title my country year 2009 size 139 cm x 122 cm - acrylic on belgium linen canvas damien, born 10-7-67, from haasts bluff, his family later moved to papunya. he was taught how to paint the dreamtime stories by highly respected artists clifford possum, billy stockman amp uta uta.he is now a respected papunya tula artist in his own right amp is married to highly talented artist yilpi marks, born 7-11-69, from ernabella, she was taught the dreamtime stories by her grandparents amp parents. her mother tjulkiwa atira-atira amp father nyukana baker deceased are talented artists whose artworks are held by state gallery of south australia. they are passionate about preserving their culture through their artworks. rising stars whose artworks are becoming more sought after by collectors worldwide. my country this traditional colourful design depicts their country from an aerial perspective consisting of rock holes, spinifex, bush onion sites, tali sand hills amp creek beds. the concentric circles with the radiating wavy lines depict bush onion sites. the u shapes depict women who have painted their bodies with body paint designs amp are performing their womens business wearing hair string skirts between tali sand hills provenance commissioned directly from the artists, this painting will be issued with a certificate of authenticity along with a photo o
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Betty Mbitjana~MINNIE PWERLE'S DAUGHTER~BIGGGGG Square!-click here for more
betty mbitjanaminnie pwerles daughterbiggggg square a.imagelink color descriptionbetty club mbitjanalike mother like daughterstunning work at a fraction of the pricetitle awelye womens ceremony and bush melonpainted area large approx 1475 x 1395 mm plus border for framingcompleted 2009materials artist acrylic paint on quality canvasthe story bettyrsquos stunningly effective painting depicts aspects of two dreamings - womens ceremonial body paint and the story of the bush melon, a sweet bush tucker that comes from a very small bush that grows in the desert. bettys mother, the internationally renowned artist, minnie pwerle, and other women from her tribe, used to collect this fruit, cut it up into small pieces and skewer them onto thin pieces of wood. they were then dried and stored, to be eaten when the reg wrapper .section, a img, a.imagelink img.auctionimage,
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Worlds first indigeonous chopper Memorabilia.-click here for more
memorabilia of the worlds first indigenous chopper thedreamtime chopper rrp 2,950.00 snakecharmer choppers have built the worlds first indigenous chopper, representing all australian cultures. the chopper is custom built with aboriginal art displayed on the handle bars in the shape of a boomerang, didgeridoo formed as exhaust, headlight featuring an emu egg coloured to represent all cultures as well as artwork across the chopper by world famous aboriginal artist richard patrick campbell. this chopper was designed and built by snakecharmer choppers in australia. the indigenous memorabilia displays a hand made replica of the boomerang from the indigenous chopper also hand painted by richard patrick campbell. it has seven photos showing the making and the finished photos of the chopper. the silver plark reads a discription of the different aspects of the chopper and the meaning behind them. the indigenous memorabilia comes with an authenticity certificate that is embossed and hand signed to hold its value as an original. this memorabilia is a world wide limited edition that is numbered with only 500 being made with each boomerang displaying different aboriginal art work for unique value.size800x1000australian madeaustralian ownedsnakecharmer choppersall snakecharmer chopper memorabilia is copyright.if you would like to know more about snakecharmer choppers, the dreamtime chopper or the memorabila please feel free to email us on snakecharmer01live.com.au or add us on www.facebook.com george snakecharmer please note delivery or pick up is arranged by buyer, unless other agreement is made with seller.
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GRAHAM BLONDEL.ABORIGINAL DOT STYLE PAINTING.6FT X 4FT-click here for more
graham blondel city beat original oil on canvas signed and dated by the artist will ship or local pick up from beecroft, sydney or buyer to arrange and pay for own shipping satisfaction guaranteed 30 day warranty tax deductible when used for business call eddie solomon 02 9876 1847 if you have any question artist graham blondel title city beat medium oil on canvas, aluminum frame date painted 1985-1986 signed g b 8586 graham blondel size 185 cm x 130 cm 72 x 50 gallery price estimate 3,500 - 4,000 how do you decipher the title of this painting, let alone the concept graham blondel will not give you a singular answer and would suggest that the complex relationships of image to image offers a glimpse of his intent. graham blondel was born in 1949 and trained at the national art school in sydney, australia and undertook further post graduate studies and was awarded a master of fine art from the university of new south wales. .he has travelled and worked extensively overseas, always with an eye to absorbing the culture and history of the places visited. his paintings are in many collections both in australia and overseas. he has had an extensive 35 year teaching career and has won many awards for painting. he has exhibited in paris, new york amp ohio usa and all over australia. his awards include the smh heritage award twice, the arthur boyd studio in tuscany, italy, the art gallery of nsw studio in paris and a residency with redgate gallery, beijing in 2003. his late 2006 exhibition of works, created in paris and new york with the support of columbia university, new york at the pearl street gallery, brooklyn, was called off the streets . some of his paintings were hung in the foyer of the sydney opera house in july 2007. he has curated many exhibitions including a contemporary aboriginal art exhibition at columbia university, a testimony to his curatorial skills. his personal interest and passion for australian aboriginal art culminated in an exhibition of his own
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A beautiful genuine âBUOODOONâ Aboriginal Painting -click here for more
the artists aboriginal name is buoodoon and she was born in the late 1950s and raised along with her two brothers and two sisters traditionally in darlot 140km north leonora w.a. throughout her childhood she learnt about the bush. its beauty and a sense of belonging to and, being at home on the land was imprinted at a very early age and it is a large part of who she is today. her love for the land is shown in every inch of this painting from the colours used to each dot of paint. this painting depicts the beautiful and spectacular wild flower seasons enjoyed in parts of western australia. large parts of the red landscape are transformed by the everlasting flowers, which carpet the landscape in vibrant pinks, yellows and whites. also depicted are the clay pans which fill with water and become an oasis to people and native animals, watering and feeding both. this is your chance to own a rare painting by this very talented local aboriginal artist. this artists paintings have been sold to many businesses in the goldfields area and feature on many of there publications. the painting is done on canvas and is 159cm x 104cm large. dont miss out on owning this large and beautiful painting. thank you for looking at my auction.
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GLORIA PETYARRE 200cm x 120cm-click here for more
gloria petyarre title-bush medicine leaves dob-1945 medium-atelier on linen size-200cm x 120cm painted-2008 gloria paints traditional women buisness subjects, which are prodominant in utopia. her main dreamings are the mountain devil lizard, bean, emu, pencil yam, grass seed and bush medicine leaves. gloria made her first painting on canvas in 1980s and soon developed her unique style of depicting the stories and her understanding of the traditional country. in 199596 she received a full fellowship grant from the aboriginal and torres strait islander board of the australia council. in 19992000 gloria was named as one of australias 50 most collectable artists by the prestigious australian art collector magazine. in this painting gloria depicts the rushing movement of leaves with terse rhythmic brush strokes to imply the movement of trees leaves as seen blowing in the wind. the leaves of the tree are an important form of bush medicine, which are gathered by women. coa is provided with painting photos of gloria holding amp signing painting 7 progress photos
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GLORIA PETYARRE 200cm 120cm-click here for more
gloria petyarre title-bush medicine leaves dob-1945 medium-atelier on linen size-200cm x 120cm painted-2008 gloria paints traditional women buisness subjects, which are prodominant in utopia. her main dreamings are the mountain devil lizard, bean, emu, pencil yam, grass seed and bush medicine leaves. gloria made her first painting on canvas in 1980s and soon developed her unique style of depicting the stories and her understanding of the traditional country. in 199596 she received a full fellowship grant from the aboriginal and torres strait islander board of the australia council. in 19992000 gloria was named as one of australias 50 most collectable artists by the prestigious australian art collector magazine. in this painting gloria depicts the rushing movement of leaves with terse rhythmic brush strokes to imply the movement of trees leaves as seen blowing in the wind. the leaves of the tree are an important form of bush medicine, which are gathered by women. coa is provided with painting photos of gloria holding amp signing painting 3 progress photos
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GLORIA PETYARRE 200cm x 120cm-click here for more
gloria petyarre title-bush medicine leaves dob-1945 medium-atelier on linen size-200cm x 120cm painted-2008 gloria paints traditional women buisness subjects, which are prodominant in utopia. her main dreamings are the mountain devil lizard, bean, emu, pencil yam, grass seed and bush medicine leaves. gloria made her first painting on canvas in 1980s and soon developed her unique style of depicting the stories and her understanding of the traditional country. in 199596 she received a full fellowship grant from the aboriginal and torres strait islander board of the australia council. in 19992000 gloria was named as one of australias 50 most collectable artists by the prestigious australian art collector magazine. in this painting gloria depicts the rushing movement of leaves with terse rhythmic brush strokes to imply the movement of trees leaves as seen blowing in the wind. the leaves of the tree are an important form of bush medicine, which are gathered by women. coa is provided with painting photos of gloria holding amp signing painting
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ABORIGINAL PAINTING BY WILLY TJUNGURRAYI-click here for more
artist willy tjungurrayi title tingari dreaming date 2007 size 128 x 122 cm aprox. 4 2 x 4 medium acrylic on linen catalogue wt1081079ed provenance painted in alice springs ....authenticated by greg willock born in the 1930s, willy tjungurrayi began painting for papunya tula artists in 1976 and has long been a highly collectable and published artist, whose works such as this, which are widely described as sandhill paintings are in high demand, because they are visually quite appealing . possibly the most important publication that features this artists biography and work is papunya tula genesis and genius published by the art gallery of nsw, 2000. collections include art gallery of new south wales, sydney the kelton foundation, usa national gallery of australia, canberra groninger museum the holmes a court collection victorian centre for performing arts other private and corporate collections included. free delivery and insurance worldwide with this painting delivered rolled in a tube together with its accompanying documentation and a cd featuring many images of the artist painting this work, as shown in one of the included photographs in this listing. delivery will be via australian air express. this work also comes with a money back guarantee. payment from anywhere in the world is made easy through money transfer from ones own bank, direct bank deposit and paypal. bank and personal cheques are also accepted. composed using crimson and deep yellow on a black background this work is an exceptionally interesting contemporary painting by a well respected pintupi artist, who holds an important place in the history of the papunya tula art movement and, of course, world art. happy bidding and good luck
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WILLY TJUNGURRAYI - 200CM X 122CM WT440-click here for more
willy tjungurrayi a.imagelink color willy tjungurrayi size 200cm x 122cm painted area medium artist acrylic on linentitle tingari cycleyear 2008authenticity certificate of authenticity50 working photographs on cdromtwo photographs of the artist with the completed work willy tjungurrayi has often been described as one of the great colorists of the painting movement for his effective evocations of deserts powerf a img, a.imagelink img.auctionimage, wrapper maintable a.imagelink img.auctionimage border none
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EUBENA NAMPITJIN Balgo Hills Signed with COA & images-click here for more
description up for auction is an acrylic painting by eubena nampitjin painted on belgian linen it measures 124cm x 50cm painted in 2008 of the balgo hills comes with a coa amp a disc of images from a reputable gallery in sydney undoubtedly eubena is a one of the top 10 aboriginal artists and is by far my favourite artist. most of the top 10 have now passed away. google alcoston galleries in melbourne and you will see that eubena brings alot more at galleries than here on if was to recommend an artist worth collecting it would be eubena nampitjin as she is in every major collection australia wide a painting of this size would retail in excess of 15000 from any gallery i am a power seller meaning that i am a trusted member of the community so you can bid with confidence biography eubena yupinya is the best known of warlayirti artists many painters. she is one of the most esteemed law women in the community, being consulted and deferred to on all questions of law. mukaka, eubenas mother, taught her maparn healerwitchdoctor skills before she passed away, when eubena was just a young girl. the family travelled and hunted, performing ceremonies and law for the upkeep of their country and their own spiritual preservation. nomadic life was harsh and most of her extended family had passed away or moved to other parts of the country. eubena talks of many sorry times. eubena with her husband and family travelled up the canning stock route to billiluna station before following the mission as it moved around, until arriving at its present site at balgo hills. before his death, her husband gimme helped father piele with a kukatja eubena and gimmes second language dictionary, to which eubena also contributed. today she is one of the few people alive who maintains a full vocabulary of this language. despite living at the mission and tending herds of goats, eubena continually traveled back to her country, living in and from the land for extended periods. her extraordinary hunting in
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Aboriginal Art Clearance by Kenny Williams Tjampitjinpa-click here for more
artist kenny williams tjampitjinpa title tingari year 2000 medium acrylic on canvas size 174cm x 61cm frame this artwork is unstretched conditionartist info very good condition. the work has been stretched before and as such will have stretch marks. kenny williams tjampitjinpa was born c.1950, close to where the kiwirrkura community now stands. as a boy, his family was taken to papunya by the patrol officer jeremy long. kenny belongs to the pintupi language group. in 1999, kenny contributed to the kintore mens painting as part of the western desert dialysis appeal. his works have been shown in many group and solo shows both in australia and overseas, including the 20th telstra national aboriginal and torres strait islander art award in darwin in 2002. in 2000, kenny was the winner of the national aboriginal and torres strait islander art award. since 1994 kennys works can be found in many collections including artbank the museum and art gallery of the northern territory the yalumba wine company and the art gallery of new south wales. authenticity comes with a certificate of authenticity from fireworks gallery brisbane. valuation comes with a realistic current market valuation from a reputable art dealer which can be used for insurance packing + handling your artwork will be delivered rolled in a tube, packed with care. delivery australia free - we use australia post registered or courier depending on size of the work. delivery international please for a quote payment options visa and mastercarddirect deposit please use your username as a referencemoney orderbank chequepayment must be made within 7 days of auction ending. your item will be sent once your payment is received. please for any further information or if you have any questions before you place your bid. we endeavor to respond within 24 hours. we will contact you within 3 days of auction end to finalise the sale.we will email you when we dispatch your item with reference to your package so that you can tra
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GEORGE "HAIRBRUSH" TJUNGURRAYI - 151 x 80 cm-click here for more
george hairbrush tjungurrayi d.o.b c1945 country walungurru, kintore n.t. language pintupi dreaming tingari medium acrylic on belgium linen year painted 2008 size 151 x 80 cm painted area signed on verso with georges signiture x a coa, tax invoice and approx 80 work in progress images on cd accompanies the painting. george hairbrush tjungurrayi is considered one of the most respected senior artists from the western desert. he commenced painting for papunya tula artists in 1976 and paints stories linked to the tingari song cycles passed down from his father. named in the australias top 50 most collectable artists in australian art collector magazine, january-march, 2003. selected solo exhibitions 1997 utopia art, sydney, nsw, 1998 gallery gabrielle pizzi, melbourne, vic, 2002 utopia art, sydney, nsw, 2003 painting from mamuljulkanya and kirrimalunya, gallery gabrielle pizzi, melbourne, vic. selected collections national gallery of australia, canberra, artbank, national gallery of victoria, melbourne, art gallery of new south wales, sydney, musee des arts dafrique et doceanie, paris, france, groninger museum, groninger, holland, supreme court of the northern territory, darwin, payment, shipping amp insurance australian buyers a flat fee of 35.00 covers the postage via courier, overnight service, insurance and packing of your item. please make payment at auction end, either by bank deposit bank details available at checkout or with paypal. if using bank deposit, please leave your username as a reference. once payment is clear your painting and documents will be posted and your tracking number details will be emailed to you. payment is to be made within 5 days of purchase. international buyers i only accept paypal payments in australian dollars aud and international bank transfers in australian dollars aud. gst deduction is unavailable. postal insurance in free. item will be shipped promptly upon receipt of payment. i am happy to combine multiple items to help you save
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FINE ABORIGINAL ART BY THE LATE MINNIE PWERLE BLUE CHIP-click here for more
artist minnie pwerle passed away march 2006 born c 1910 deceased march 2006 language anmatyerre region utopia medium acrylic on canvas title awelye- atnwengerrp stunning painting in vibrant colors from 1 of the top aboriginal artist ever lived. highly collectable biography minnie pwerle pronounced purla c. 1910, at utopia station, - 18 march 2006 was an australian aboriginal artist. her country was atnwengerrp, pronounced a-noong-a-pa, and her languages anmatyerre and alyawarr, languages from an area of central australia 250 km northeast of alice springs. pwerle is often compared with emily kame kngwarreye. they both became prolific and highly praised artists who came to western-style art late in life. pwerle began painting in 1999 when she was in her late eighties and continued to paint up until her death in march 2006. she painted of the awelye atnwengerrp dreamings womens dreaming. her distinctive style used linear brush-work based on the body painting used for important womens ceremonies in her native country of atnwengerrp. she painted with a rich array of colours and her work contained a compelling visual and spiritual power. all the stories she painted conveyed her deep connection with the land, and knowledge of the foods that it provides. besides womens dreaming, pwerle painted other dreamings involving the bush melon, and bush melon seed, types of bush tucker traditionally used by her people, once very common, and becoming increasingly rarer. pwerle and the other women used to collect this fruit that was green in colour and then ripened to a brown colour and scrape out the small black seeds. they would then eat the fruit straight away or cut it into pieces and skewer them onto a piece of wood and dry them to be eaten in the coming months when bush tucker was scarce. pwerles work shared many features with that of other contemporary artists of the central and western deserts the portrayal of stories or features for which she had responsibility within her fa
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FINE ABORIGINAL ART BY THE LATE MINNIE PWERLE BLUE CHIP-click here for more
artist minnie pwerle passed away march 2006 born c 1910 deceased march 2006 language anmatyerre region utopia medium acrylic on canvas title awelye- atnwengerrp stunning painting in vibrant colors from 1 of the top aboriginal artist ever lived. highly collectable biography minnie pwerle pronounced purla c. 1910, at utopia station, - 18 march 2006 was an australian aboriginal artist. her country was atnwengerrp, pronounced a-noong-a-pa, and her languages anmatyerre and alyawarr, languages from an area of central australia 250 km northeast of alice springs. pwerle is often compared with emily kame kngwarreye. they both became prolific and highly praised artists who came to western-style art late in life. pwerle began painting in 1999 when she was in her late eighties and continued to paint up until her death in march 2006. she painted of the awelye atnwengerrp dreamings womens dreaming. her distinctive style used linear brush-work based on the body painting used for important womens ceremonies in her native country of atnwengerrp. she painted with a rich array of colours and her work contained a compelling visual and spiritual power. all the stories she painted conveyed her deep connection with the land, and knowledge of the foods that it provides. besides womens dreaming, pwerle painted other dreamings involving the bush melon, and bush melon seed, types of bush tucker traditionally used by her people, once very common, and becoming increasingly rarer. pwerle and the other women used to collect this fruit that was green in colour and then ripened to a brown colour and scrape out the small black seeds. they would then eat the fruit straight away or cut it into pieces and skewer them onto a piece of wood and dry them to be eaten in the coming months when bush tucker was scarce. pwerles work shared many features with that of other contemporary artists of the central and western deserts the portrayal of stories or features for which she had responsibility within her fa
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Authentic Aboriginal Art - MINNIE PWERLE - PAINTED 2000-click here for more
minnie pwerle - awelye atnwengerrp 2000 click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge minnie pwerle date of birth c1910 deceased march 2006 language anmatyerrealyawarre country atnwengerrp north east of alice springs painted 2000 medium acrylic on linen subject awelye atnwengerrp size 101cm x 76cm authenticity certificate of authenticity from major gallery please email for further details this painting represents the ceremonial body paint worn on the bodies of the women of the region during ceremonies. unfortunately minnie passed away in march 2006. minnie leaves behind a collection of works that will forever be admired. in the australian art collector issue 27 jan mar 2004 and issue 31, jan march 2005 minnie was named in the 50 most collectable australian artists list. her works are held all over the world including the amp collection, john mcbride collection, hank ebes collection, fred torres collection, national gallery of victoria and queensland art gallery. this is a rare opportunity to buy a beautifzj1276 txzj67on 27-oct-08 at 210549 aedst, seller added the following information
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BILL WHISKEY TJAPALTJARRI - COLLECTORS PIECE 2007-click here for more
bill whiskey tjapaltjarridescription born c1920 deceased 2008 country pirupa akla language pitjantjatjara title rockholes near the olgas size 100 x 55cm medium acrylic on linen provenance painted for watiyawanu artists of amunturrngu. purchased from japingka indigenous fine art gallery in fremantle western australia. this artwork comes with original documentation from japingka including the story of the work, a biography on bill whiskey tjapaltajarri and certificate of authenticity. the painting is catalogued verso with watiyawanu artists of amunturrngu catalogue number. bill whiskey had a short career commencing painting in 2004. his works focussed on the story of his own lands and the journey he took from the olgas to areongo and haasts bluff. this painting depicts an aerial perspective of the rockholes and country around the olgas. exhibitions 2007 japingka gallery fremantle wa 2006 bond aboriginal art adelaide sa 2006 japingka gallery fremantle wa 2006 scott livesly galleries melbourne vic 2006 knud grothe gallery copenhagen denmark 2006 john gordon gallery sydney nsw 2006 tandanya adelaide sa collections kerry stokes collection wa payment payment must be made within 5 days of purchase. bank deposit is preferred. paypal and personal cheque is also acceptable. shipping the painting and documentation will be posted in a tube by registered mail. the painting will be sent as soon as funds are receivedcheque is cleared. the purchaser will be notified of the tracking number. international buyers are responsible for any importcustoms duties. international buyers please make contact regarding postage charges. click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge div stylewidth 100text-align right titlemiyo images right2 borderstxzj pxzj6859 txzj67
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Talking Tucker-click here for more
tapestry designed and woven by well known victorian aboriginal artist fiona clarke of the western district of victoria clan kirrae whurrong. the tapestry is woven with fine top quality wool. fiona clarke wove talking tucker while an working as an artist in residence at the internationally known victorian tapestry workshop. fiona is the first aboriginal artist in australia to weave at the workshop.
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Authentic Aboriginal Art - MINNIE PWERLE - PAINTED 2000-click here for more
minnie pwerle - awelye atnwengerrp 2000 click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge click picture to enlarge minnie pwerle date of birth c1910 deceased march 2006 language anmatyerrealyawarre country atnwengerrp north east of alice springs painted 2000 medium acrylic on linen subject awelye atnwengerrp size 101cm x 76cm authenticity certificate of authenticity from major gallery please email for further details this painting represents the ceremonial body paint worn on the bodies of the women of the region during ceremonies. unfortunately minnie passed away in march 2006. minnie leaves behind a collection of works that will forever be admired. in the australian art collector issue 27 jan mar 2004 and issue 31, jan march 2005 minnie was named in the 50 most collectable australian artists list. her works are held all over the world including the amp collection, john mcbride collection, hank ebes collection, fred torres collection, national gallery of victoria and queensland art gallery. this is a rare opportunity to buy a beautifzj1276 txzj67on 27-oct-08 at 210549 aedst, seller added the following information
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Painting by Daisy Marjar-click here for more
original painting by well known aboriginal artist daisy marjar, signed daisy marjar woolanang northern teritory 2000 painted in the ochers from the surrounding areas. magnificent detail and professionaly framed in black dimensions height 175 cms x 840 cms wide daisy was born on the 10th march1955, she is a member of the freshwater crocodile clan tingurr. she is a traditional owner of finnisreyonalds litchfield park and custodian of wangi falls. with family ties with the mulak mulak at daly river, she started painting due to the influence of the merrepen school incorporating their style or figuritive painting no known copies in circulation, purchased directly from the artist purchaser must pay for delivery
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RONNIE TJAMPITJINPA - Fine Aboriginal Art --click here for more
ronnie tjampitjinpa d.o.b c1943 country tjiturrunya language pintupi dreaming bushfire amp tingari dreaming medium acrylic on belgium linen year painted 2008 size 151 x 112 cm painted area signed on verso ronnie voted one of australias 50 most collectable artists - 2009 australian art collector a coa is offered together with approx 70 working photos on cd and photos of ronnie holding and signing his completed work. ronnie tjampitjinpa began painting in 1971 with the founding group of papunya painters, considered amongst the first wave of artists effectively linking ancient stories with modern mediums. his paintings first appeared in papunya tula exhibitions during the 1970s, then in commercial art galleries in sydney and melbourne throughout the1980s. emerging as one of the most highly regarded and sought after artists of today. ronnie tjampitjinpa has participated in many group exhibitions, and in 1988 he won the alice springs art prize. he was included in the australian perspecta 1993 at the art gallery of nsw. ronnies many successes have won him widespread acclaim. exhibited extensively throughout the world, his works are included in all major aboriginal art collections payment, shipping amp insurance attention if you require insurance, please wait with your payment and do not use the checkout service. i will send an emailinvoice shortly after auction ends, specifying your postage and insurance costs. if you do not require insurance, please feel free to make a payment at auction end. payment is to be made within 5 days of purchase. if using bank deposit please leave your username as a reference. australian buyers i welcome bank deposit, money orders, bank cheques and paypal payments in australian dollars aud. international buyers i only accept paypal payments in australian dollars aud and international bank transfers in australian dollars aud. item will be shipped promptly upon receipt of payment. i am happy to combine multiple items to help you save on shipping.
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FINE ABORIGINAL ART BY THE LATE MINNIE PWERLE BLUE CHIP-click here for more
artist minnie pwerle passed away march 2006 born c 1910 deceased march 2006 language anmatyerre region utopia medium acrylic on canvas title awelye- atnwengerrp stunning painting in vibrant colors from 1 of the top aboriginal artist ever lived. highly collectable biography minnie pwerle pronounced purla c. 1910, at utopia station, - 18 march 2006 was an australian aboriginal artist. her country was atnwengerrp, pronounced a-noong-a-pa, and her languages anmatyerre and alyawarr, languages from an area of central australia 250 km northeast of alice springs. pwerle is often compared with emily kame kngwarreye. they both became prolific and highly praised artists who came to western-style art late in life. pwerle began painting in 1999 when she was in her late eighties and continued to paint up until her death in march 2006. she painted of the awelye atnwengerrp dreamings womens dreaming. her distinctive style used linear brush-work based on the body painting used for important womens ceremonies in her native country of atnwengerrp. she painted with a rich array of colours and her work contained a compelling visual and spiritual power. all the stories she painted conveyed her deep connection with the land, and knowledge of the foods that it provides. besides womens dreaming, pwerle painted other dreamings involving the bush melon, and bush melon seed, types of bush tucker traditionally used by her people, once very common, and becoming increasingly rarer. pwerle and the other women used to collect this fruit that was green in colour and then ripened to a brown colour and scrape out the small black seeds. they would then eat the fruit straight away or cut it into pieces and skewer them onto a piece of wood and dry them to be eaten in the coming months when bush tucker was scarce. pwerles work shared many features with that of other contemporary artists of the central and western deserts the portrayal of stories or features for which she had responsibility within her fa
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FINE ABORIGINAL ART BY THE LATE MINNIE PWERLE BLUE CHIP-click here for more
artist minnie pwerle passed away march 2006 born c 1910 deceased march 2006 language anmatyerre region utopia medium acrylic on canvas title awelye- atnwengerrp stunning painting in vibrant colors from 1 of the top aboriginal artist ever lived. highly collectable biography minnie pwerle pronounced purla c. 1910, at utopia station, - 18 march 2006 was an australian aboriginal artist. her country was atnwengerrp, pronounced a-noong-a-pa, and her languages anmatyerre and alyawarr, languages from an area of central australia 250 km northeast of alice springs. pwerle is often compared with emily kame kngwarreye. they both became prolific and highly praised artists who came to western-style art late in life. pwerle began painting in 1999 when she was in her late eighties and continued to paint up until her death in march 2006. she painted of the awelye atnwengerrp dreamings womens dreaming. her distinctive style used linear brush-work based on the body painting used for important womens ceremonies in her native country of atnwengerrp. she painted with a rich array of colours and her work contained a compelling visual and spiritual power. all the stories she painted conveyed her deep connection with the land, and knowledge of the foods that it provides. besides womens dreaming, pwerle painted other dreamings involving the bush melon, and bush melon seed, types of bush tucker traditionally used by her people, once very common, and becoming increasingly rarer. pwerle and the other women used to collect this fruit that was green in colour and then ripened to a brown colour and scrape out the small black seeds. they would then eat the fruit straight away or cut it into pieces and skewer them onto a piece of wood and dry them to be eaten in the coming months when bush tucker was scarce. pwerles work shared many features with that of other contemporary artists of the central and western deserts the portrayal of stories or features for which she had responsibility within her fa
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GEORGE "HAIRBRUSH" TJUNGURRAYI - 151 x 80 cm-click here for more
george hairbrush tjungurrayi d.o.b c1945 country walungurru, kintore n.t. language pintupi dreaming tingari medium acrylic on belgium linen year painted 2008 size 151 x 80 cm painted area signed on verso with georges signiture x a coa, tax invoice and approx 80 work in progress images on cd accompanies the painting. george hairbrush tjungurrayi is considered one of the most respected senior artists from the western desert. he commenced painting for papunya tula artists in 1976 and paints stories linked to the tingari song cycles passed down from his father. named in the australias top 50 most collectable artists in australian art collector magazine, january-march, 2003. selected solo exhibitions 1997 utopia art, sydney, nsw, 1998 gallery gabrielle pizzi, melbourne, vic, 2002 utopia art, sydney, nsw, 2003 painting from mamuljulkanya and kirrimalunya, gallery gabrielle pizzi, melbourne, vic. selected collections national gallery of australia, canberra, artbank, national gallery of victoria, melbourne, art gallery of new south wales, sydney, musee des arts dafrique et doceanie, paris, france, groninger museum, groninger, holland, supreme court of the northern territory, darwin, payment, shipping amp insurance australian buyers a flat fee of 35.00 covers the postage via courier, overnight service, insurance and packing of your item. please make payment at auction end, either by bank deposit bank details available at checkout or with paypal. if using bank deposit, please leave your username as a reference. once payment is clear your painting and documents will be posted and your tracking number details will be emailed to you. payment is to be made within 5 days of purchase. international buyers i only accept paypal payments in australian dollars aud and international bank transfers in australian dollars aud. gst deduction is unavailable. postal insurance in free. item will be shipped promptly upon receipt of payment. i am happy to combine multiple items to help you save
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JUDY NAPANGARDI WATSON - Fine Aboriginal Art --click here for more
judy napangardi watson d.o.b c1935 country yarungkanji language warlpiri dreaming mina mina medium acrylic on belgium linen year painted 2008 size 130 x 96 cm painted area signed on verso x colours multi-coloured on a red backgound a coa, tax invoice and a cd of a few work in progress images as well as images of judy signing and holding her completed piece accompanies the painting. named in the top 50 most collectable artists 2007 payment, shipping amp insurance attention payment is to be made within 5 days of purchase. if using bank deposit please leave your username or item number as a reference. australian buyers i welcome bank depositstransfers in aud and australia post money orders in aud and paypal. international buyers i only accept paypal payments in australian dollars aud and international bank transfers in australian dollars aud. item will be shipped promptly upon receipt of payment. i am happy to combine multiple items to help you save on shipping. the utmost care will be taken in packing your item so that it travels safely. australian buyers all items are sent via courier an overnight service aud35.00. postal insurance is free. international buyers all items are sent via courier approx 7 days worldwide aud95.00. gst deduction is not offered. postal insurance is free. please feel free to contact us if you have any questions, thank you for your interest and good luck - powered by
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BETTY MBITJANA 200cm x 120cm (GREAT INVESTMENT)-click here for more
betty mbitjana title-awelye region-utopia northern territory dob-c1954 size-200cm x 120cm painted-2008 cat-520 medium- arcrylic on linen this painting depicts body paint design. this painting depicts body paint design associated with ceremony and bush melon. bush melon is a very sweet bush tucker that comes from a very small bush. betts mother minnie and other women used to collect this fruit, cut it into pieces and skewer them on a piece of wood and dry them to be eaten in times when bush tucker was scarce. betty paints slightly different from her mother, she applies paint clean and even with very little mixing of colour. her paintings are bright and colourful and would be a great investment and look great in any home. this painting comes with coa photos of betty holding amp signing the painting
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BETTY MBITJANA 200cm x 120cm (GREAT INVESTMENT)-click here for more
betty mbitjana title-awelye region-utopia northern territory dob-c1954 size-200cm x 120cm painted-2008 cat no- 524 medium- arcrylic on linen this painting depicts body paint design. this painting depicts body paint design associated with ceremony and bush melon. bush melon is a very sweet bush tucker that comes from a very small bush. betts mother minnie and other women used to collect this fruit, cut it into pieces and skewer them on a piece of wood and dry them to be eaten in times when bush tucker was scarce. betty paints slightly different from her mother, she applies paint clean and even with very little mixing of colour. her paintings are bright and colourful and would be a great investment and look great in any home. this painting comes with coa photos of betty holding amp signing the painting
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DOROTHY NAPANGARDI-click here for more
dorothy napangardi title-mina mna language-warlpiri size-120cm x 90cm medium- arcrylic on linen painted-2008 dorothy is a warliri women from mina mina, a significant womens site in a remote area of the northern territory. dorothy paints in her own innovative language to portray her country, mina mina. without using traditional iconography from her heritage, dorothy creates her paintings by developing layers of intricatly detailed lines. her view is constantly changing, from an aerial to microscopic perspective.dorothys paintings are shaped by an interlacing network of dotted lines.these lines from both micro and a macro study of the land creating the homeland topography while telling a story of the ancestrial tracks, these lines represent the salt encrustations around the dry claypans etched with the tracks of the women. dorothy has been painting since 1987. her works have featured in exhibitions throughout australia, the u.s.a and europe were she is regarded as one of the leading artists of the contemporary aboriginal art movement. coa comes with painting photos of dorothy holding and signing painting
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ABORIGINAL ART DAMIEN & YILPI MARKS 139cm x 122cm-click here for more
warning- i do not send second chance offers. if you are sent one please ignore. slight variation in colour may be present due to variation in computer imaging highly collectableinvestment painting their talent is obvious amp style is strong amp culturally significant. a striking colourful design with great depth amp spiritual significance on quality belgium linen canvas using quality atelier acrylics yilpi amp damien come from a long line of artists, highly respected artists in their own right. absolutely beautifully executed worka great investment authentic aboriginal painting artist damien marks tjangala amp yilpi marks atira title my country year 2009 size 139 cm x 122 cm - acrylic on belgium linen canvas damien, born 10-7-67, from haasts bluff, his family later moved to papunya. he was taught how to paint the dreamtime stories by highly respected artists clifford possum, billy stockman amp uta uta.he is now a respected papunya tula artist in his own right amp is married to highly talented artist yilpi marks, born 7-11-69, from ernabella, she was taught the dreamtime stories by her grandparents amp parents. her mother tjulkiwa atira-atira amp father nyukana baker deceased are talented artists whose artworks are held by state gallery of south australia. they are passionate about preserving their culture through their artworks. rising stars whose artworks are becoming more sought after by collectors worldwide. my country this traditional colourful design depicts their country from an aerial perspective consisting of rock holes, spinifex, bush onion sites, tali sand hills amp creek beds. the concentric circles with the radiating wavy lines depict bush onion sites. the u shapes depict women who have painted their bodies with body paint designs amp are performing their womens business wearing hair string skirts between tali sand hills provenance commissioned directly from the artists, this painting will be issued with a certificate of authenticity along with a photo o
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A beautiful genuine âBUOODOONâ Aboriginal Painting -click here for more
the artists aboriginal name is buoodoon and she was born in the late 1950s and raised along with her two brothers and two sisters traditionally in darlot 140km north leonora w.a. throughout her childhood she learnt about the bush. its beauty and a sense of belonging to and, being at home on the land was imprinted at a very early age and it is a large part of who she is today. her love for the land is shown in every inch of this painting from the colours used to each dot of paint. this painting depicts the beautiful and spectacular wild flower seasons enjoyed in parts of western australia. large parts of the red landscape are transformed by the everlasting flowers, which carpet the landscape in vibrant pinks, yellows and whites. also depicted are the clay pans which fill with water and become an oasis to people and native animals, watering and feeding both. this is your chance to own a rare painting by this very talented local aboriginal artist. this artists paintings have been sold to many businesses in the goldfields area and feature on many of there publications. the painting is done on canvas and is 159cm x 104cm large. dont miss out on owning this large and beautiful painting. thank you for looking at my auction.
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GLORIA PETYARRE 200cm x 120cm-click here for more
gloria petyarre title-bush medicine leaves dob-1945 medium-atelier on linen size-200cm x 120cm painted-2008 gloria paints traditional women buisness subjects, which are prodominant in utopia. her main dreamings are the mountain devil lizard, bean, emu, pencil yam, grass seed and bush medicine leaves. gloria made her first painting on canvas in 1980s and soon developed her unique style of depicting the stories and her understanding of the traditional country. in 199596 she received a full fellowship grant from the aboriginal and torres strait islander board of the australia council. in 19992000 gloria was named as one of australias 50 most collectable artists by the prestigious australian art collector magazine. in this painting gloria depicts the rushing movement of leaves with terse rhythmic brush strokes to imply the movement of trees leaves as seen blowing in the wind. the leaves of the tree are an important form of bush medicine, which are gathered by women. coa is provided with painting photos of gloria holding amp signing painting 7 progress photos
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Betty Mbitjana~MINNIE PWERLE'S DAUGHTER~BIGGGGG Square!-click here for more
betty mbitjanaminnie pwerles daughterbiggggg square a.imagelink color descriptionbetty club mbitjanalike mother like daughterstunning work at a fraction of the pricetitle awelye womens ceremony and bush melonpainted area large approx 1475 x 1395 mm plus border for framingcompleted 2009materials artist acrylic paint on quality canvasthe story bettyrsquos stunningly effective painting depicts aspects of two dreamings - womens ceremonial body paint and the story of the bush melon, a sweet bush tucker that comes from a very small bush that grows in the desert. bettys mother, the internationally renowned artist, minnie pwerle, and other women from her tribe, used to collect this fruit, cut it up into small pieces and skewer them onto thin pieces of wood. they were then dried and stored, to be eaten when the reg wrapper .section, a img, a.imagelink img.auctionimage,
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GLORIA PETYARRE 200cm x 120cm-click here for more
gloria petyarre title-bush medicine leaves dob-1945 medium-atelier on linen size-200cm x 120cm painted-2008 gloria paints traditional women buisness subjects, which are prodominant in utopia. her main dreamings are the mountain devil lizard, bean, emu, pencil yam, grass seed and bush medicine leaves. gloria made her first painting on canvas in 1980s and soon developed her unique style of depicting the stories and her understanding of the traditional country. in 199596 she received a full fellowship grant from the aboriginal and torres strait islander board of the australia council. in 19992000 gloria was named as one of australias 50 most collectable artists by the prestigious australian art collector magazine. in this painting gloria depicts the rushing movement of leaves with terse rhythmic brush strokes to imply the movement of trees leaves as seen blowing in the wind. the leaves of the tree are an important form of bush medicine, which are gathered by women. coa is provided with painting photos of gloria holding amp signing painting
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GLORIA PETYARRE 200cm 120cm-click here for more
gloria petyarre title-bush medicine leaves dob-1945 medium-atelier on linen size-200cm x 120cm painted-2008 gloria paints traditional women buisness subjects, which are prodominant in utopia. her main dreamings are the mountain devil lizard, bean, emu, pencil yam, grass seed and bush medicine leaves. gloria made her first painting on canvas in 1980s and soon developed her unique style of depicting the stories and her understanding of the traditional country. in 199596 she received a full fellowship grant from the aboriginal and torres strait islander board of the australia council. in 19992000 gloria was named as one of australias 50 most collectable artists by the prestigious australian art collector magazine. in this painting gloria depicts the rushing movement of leaves with terse rhythmic brush strokes to imply the movement of trees leaves as seen blowing in the wind. the leaves of the tree are an important form of bush medicine, which are gathered by women. coa is provided with painting photos of gloria holding amp signing painting 3 progress photos
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GRAHAM BLONDEL.ABORIGINAL DOT STYLE PAINTING.6FT X 4FT-click here for more
graham blondel city beat original oil on canvas signed and dated by the artist will ship or local pick up from beecroft, sydney or buyer to arrange and pay for own shipping satisfaction guaranteed 30 day warranty tax deductible when used for business call eddie solomon 02 9876 1847 if you have any question artist graham blondel title city beat medium oil on canvas, aluminum frame date painted 1985-1986 signed g b 8586 graham blondel size 185 cm x 130 cm 72 x 50 gallery price estimate 3,500 - 4,000 how do you decipher the title of this painting, let alone the concept graham blondel will not give you a singular answer and would suggest that the complex relationships of image to image offers a glimpse of his intent. graham blondel was born in 1949 and trained at the national art school in sydney, australia and undertook further post graduate studies and was awarded a master of fine art from the university of new south wales. .he has travelled and worked extensively overseas, always with an eye to absorbing the culture and history of the places visited. his paintings are in many collections both in australia and overseas. he has had an extensive 35 year teaching career and has won many awards for painting. he has exhibited in paris, new york amp ohio usa and all over australia. his awards include the smh heritage award twice, the arthur boyd studio in tuscany, italy, the art gallery of nsw studio in paris and a residency with redgate gallery, beijing in 2003. his late 2006 exhibition of works, created in paris and new york with the support of columbia university, new york at the pearl street gallery, brooklyn, was called off the streets . some of his paintings were hung in the foyer of the sydney opera house in july 2007. he has curated many exhibitions including a contemporary aboriginal art exhibition at columbia university, a testimony to his curatorial skills. his personal interest and passion for australian aboriginal art culminated in an exhibition of his own
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WILLY TJUNGURRAYI - 200CM X 122CM WT440-click here for more
willy tjungurrayi a.imagelink color willy tjungurrayi size 200cm x 122cm painted area medium artist acrylic on linentitle tingari cycleyear 2008authenticity certificate of authenticity50 working photographs on cdromtwo photographs of the artist with the completed work willy tjungurrayi has often been described as one of the great colorists of the painting movement for his effective evocations of deserts powerf a img, a.imagelink img.auctionimage, wrapper maintable a.imagelink img.auctionimage border none
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