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Merdiga A4761 Minimalism in Aboriginal Art published September 2011

Merdiga A4761 Minimalism in Aboriginal Art published September 2011Annual Rental: $17 per week (excl. delivery & install) Size: 90 x 120cm acrylic on linen Barney Ellaga was a senior law man of the Alawa community in the Northern Territory and it is his country and its ancestral stories that his work represents.

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published September 2011

Size: 40 x 88cm

It shows the trees that provide the wood used for the making of spears (kulata) and other objects

Still to this day many Aboriginal people that live in the desert rely on traditional bush food as a part of their diet

She has fond memories of this time in her childhood which is reflected in her bright and vibrant paintings

Merdiga A4761 Minimalism in Aboriginal Art published September 2011Annual Rental: $17 per week (excl. delivery & install) Size: 90 x 120cm acrylic on linen Barney Ellaga was a senior law man of the Alawa community in the Northern Territory and it is his country and its ancestral stories that his work represents.

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