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Selina Numina Napananka’s Exquisite Rendition of her Dreaming “My Country” It is a generous 146cm x 95cm Acrylic on Canvas Please click the bag icon on the image for all info on how to obtain this beauty, size, medium, and the artist’s biography. All info comes with the artwork and certificate of authenticity. Selina was born in 1978 and is the daughter of Barbara Price Mbtitjana who is an elder painter and cultural elder from Stirling Station. Selina has five sisters, Jacinta, Lanita, Louise, Caroline and Sharon Numina, who are also well respected artists from Utopia. In this painting the artist has depicted her country where they collect the bush medicine leaves and various plants with seeds or plums. Also shown are travel paths passing through the stony country as well as the desert areas including hills and dried up Salt Lake areas. Women’s paintings often depict a topographical view of their country with stories related to women’s business, or initiation ceremony for women. The women may be past initiates, or young women awaiting instruction from older women. Initiates are taught their roles as nurturers of the land and keepers of the law by which life’s rules and regulations are set. Other stories involve bush medicine, seed dreaming and fire dreaming. Ceremonies always involve song, dance and body decoration. The ownership, management and performance are dependent upon knowledge and status. Bodypainting carries deep spiritual significance for the Aboriginal people. They recognise the creative nature of this activity, which uses the human body itself as a living canvas for artistic expression. The use of particular designs and motifs denotes social position and the relationship of the individuals to their family group and to particular ancestors, totemic animals and tracts of land. In many situations’ individuals are completely transformed so they ‘become’ the spirit ancestor they are portraying in the dance. Patterns must conform to the ceremony being performed, and the women are not at liberty to adorn themselves with designs of free will. Elaborate ground constructions (sand paintings) are also made.

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This Vibrantly, Gorgeous Painting is by the Amazing Marlene Young Nungurrayi The Intricate Detail and Beautiful Colours make this Masterpiece “Pop” It is called “Women’s Ceremony” Please click on the bag icons for all details including the Story/Dreaming behind this Magical Painting and the Artist’s Biography. Marlene paints ‘Women’s Ceremony’ depictions of her country and the sacred women’s sites between the communities of Kintore and Kiwirkurra in the Western Desert of Central Australia. Her people would conduct important ceremonies at these sites and tell stories of travelling ancestors who would gather at these sites to rest, sing and dance. Marlene’s choice of colours represent the more traditional pigments used for ground designs and body decoration sometimes interspersed with colour. Her sense of design and movement shows the close association between painted images and the physical landscape. Marlene Young Nungurrayi was born in 1970. Her area is Central & Western desert and her tribe is Pintupi. Marlene is married to Adrian Young Tjupurrula. Her father is Tommy Lowry Tjapaltjarri and her adopted father is the famous Doctor George Tjapaltjarri. In turn, these family members are connected to several famous artists including Nosepeg Tjupurrula, Fred Ward Tjungurrayi, Turkey Tolson and many others. Marlene’s main Dreaming stories include important women’s Dreamings and the body paint designs associated with them. Marlene’s use of thick layered paint is one of her trademarks. Marlene has been included in national exhibitions around Australia and her works are held in collections both in Australia and overseas. #australia #australianart #aboriginal #aboriginalart #art #indigenous #indigenousart #artforsale #beautifulart #uniqueart #artlandish #interiordecorating #artgallery #aboriginalartist #australianartgallery #indigenousculture #contemporaryart #interiordecorating #interiordesign #canvasart #followusonfacebook #australianartist #instaartist #artoftheday #beautiful #artsale

When it comes to Anna Price Petyarre’s paintings it is challenging to find a favourite because they are all so simply EXCEPTIONAL! This Masterpiece Dreaming is titled “My Country” Please click the bag icon on the image for all information including the Story/Dreaming behind the painting and Anna’s fascinating Biography Her work as always are full of passion, soul and love of Her Ancestral History There are no average Anna works. Simply impossible! We all know that because she is one of our country’s finest Artists and we are incredibly proud of her. This exquisite, hypnotic piece will have you captivated forever. Anna is the daughter of the famous late Gloria Ngale and niece of the late Emily Kame Kngwarreye, both among some of Australia’s most famous artists. Anna illustrates topographically, multi layered components, which are spiritually connected to her homeland of Atnelyeye in the Utopia region of Central Australia. Anna Price Petyarre is renowned for her fine painting technique and for the care and pride she takes in her work, producing intricate and sensitive paintings that relate to the traditional culture of her Anmatyerre heritage. She paints diverse and sometimes rugged country of sand hills, rocky outcrops and waterways of her home country of Utopia, north east of Alice Springs. The painting is an aerial view of the land. The circles that she sometimes depicts are dried salt plains that have formed over time. Following the heavy rains of monsoon large water holes are created. #australia #australian #australianart#aboriginal #aboriginalart #art#australianaboriginal #indigenous#indigenousart #art #artforsale#beautifulart #uniqueart #artlandish#interiordecorating #artgallery#aboriginalartist #australianartist#australianartgallery#indigenoushistory#indigenousaustralianhistory#contemporaryart #interiordecorating#interiordesign #canvasart#followusonfacebook

This Delicate Beauty is by the Famous Gloria Petyarre, titled “Medicine Leaves” Please click the bag icon on the image for all information including the entire detailed Dreaming/story behind this painting and the artist’s biography. Gloria was born c. 1945 at Atnangkere Soakage, Northern Territory. Gloria is one of seven sisters who are all acclaimed artists, including Kathleen Petyarre, Violet Petyarre and Ada Bird. Her Aunt is the late Emily Kame Kngwarreye, the most celebrated painter of the Utopia Movement and Australia’s best-known desert artist. This beautiful artwork depicts leaves of the Kurrajong tree which is used for bush medicine. Bush Medicine is Australian Aboriginal people’s traditional practice. It was believed that evil spirits caused any illness without an obvious explanation and these would be treated by the tribe’s medicine man whom would specialise in spiritual cures. Women from the Anmatyerre region gather the leaves to be used in traditional bush medicines. The leaves are boiled and mashed with animal fats (emu or kangaroo) making a medicinal poultice or paste which can last for many months. The paste is then applied to the skin to heal a multitude of afflictions such as bites, wounds, skin infections, rashes, skin cancer and the like. The leaves are also steeped in hot water to make an infusion, or healing tea. The leaves of the important Kurrajong, or Kurrawong tree features in these iconic paintings which first stormed into the world’s attention when Gloria Petyarre won the coveted Australian ‘Wynne Prize’ for landscape in 1999. The work in question was a large green and gold medicine leaf painting (entitled ‘Leaves’). The leaves were very fine – each resulting from a dot with a tail that tapered off to nothing – but not just one leaf; a dense pattern of thousands of them, all seemingly flowing to the tune of some breeze swirling them in unison.

Another Breathtaking Painting By The Incredible Julie Napurrurla Gordon Titled “Desert Fringe Seed Dreaming” All Artworks come with a Certificate of Authenticity, biography of the Artist and the Story/Dreaming behind the painting and 100% Money Back Guarantee. Please find All details @ http://artlandish.com/jngdfd11b as Instagram is not allowing me to tag the painting. My apologies. This Dreaming (Jukurrpa) belongs to women of the Nakamarra/Napurrurla subsections and to Jakamarra/Jupurrurla men. This Dreaming is associated with a place called Jaralypari, north of Yuendumu. Lukarrara (desert fringe-rush) is a grass with an edible seed. The seeds are traditionally ground on a large stone (‘ngatinyanu’) with a smaller stone (‘ngalikirri’) to make flour. This flour is mixed with water (‘ngapa’) to make damper cakes which are cooked and eaten. In Warlpiri traditional paintings iconography is used to represent the Jukurrpa, particular sites and other elements. Large concentric circles often represent the site of Jaralypari and also the seed bearing grass Lukurrara. #australia #australianart #aboriginal #aboriginalart #art #indigenous #indigenousart #artforsale #beautifulart #uniqueart #artlandish #interiordecorating #artgallery #aboriginalartist #australianartgallery #indigenousculture #contemporaryart #interiordecorating #interiordesign #canvasart #followusonfacebook #australianartist #instaartist #artoftheday #beautiful #artsale