18 Results: australian aboriginal art in South Australia

This piece of free hand art work came north of Alice Springs region Western Australia and is very special in Australian Aboriginal culture. Dream Time “Kangaroo Dreaming” painting was done in 2017 and is 100 percent authentic and genuine. I know this because I got it directly from person that painted it. I have visited the community he’s from on the outskirts of Alice Springs on a number of occasions. Painting hasn’t been stretched, framed or displayed anywhere before. Painting is done on spec

DON DUNSTAN : The visionary politician who changed Australia by Angela Woollacott. Allen & Unwin (2019) Softcover book 332 pages. The first major biography of Don Dunstan, one of the few state premiers to stride the national stage and make a lasting mark on Australian life. Don Dunstan was one of the most significant political figures of twentieth-century Australia. As Premier of South Australia, he blazed a trail of reform. But his influence reached far beyond his home state. He was seen as

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Aboriginal Artist KATHERINE LEO " Bush Wild Flower Laramba " 192cm x 73cm Postage available if required Shipping details below Artist KATHERINE LEO Medium Original Acrylic Painting On Canvas Title: "Bush Wild Flower Laramba " Artwork is Unstretched/ unframed Size: 163cm x 97cm Condition: art work Excellent Black border on left hand side not perfect, see photo Some Aboriginal paintings may contain minor paint imperfections due to the fact that they are painted in th

Rare acrylic painting by famous Australian artist, Tom McAulay, 1994. An outback scene of an Aboriginal man and woman playing with a dog. Some marks to the frames matting but none on the artwork itself. The frame measures 54cm wide x 43cm high. Pickup Hallett Cove.

"Healing Story"Aboriginal artist TREPHINA SULTAN THANGUWA 179cm x 154cm Gallery Value $2390 Ref TS 1006 PLEASE NOTE This artwork will be shipped via couriers as item exceeds Australia Posts size limit This artwork is 179cm x 154cm and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity Actual Canvas Size 179cm x 1.54cm approximately (Includes black border) These artworks can be viewed by appointment Be sure to check out my other artworks listed on Gumtree look under my other Gumtree items Arti

"Burning Grass" by Aboriginal artist TREPHINA SULTAN 177cm x153cm Ref TS 1010 Gallery Value $2390 Please NOTE This item will be shipped via a courier as item to large to post with Australia Post This artwork is 177cm x153cm and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity These artworks can be viewed by appointment Be sure to check out my other artworks listed on Gumtree look under my other Gumtree items Artist TREPHINA SULTAN Medium Large Original Acrylic Painting On Canvas

"Burning Grass" 178cm x 154cm Aboriginal artist TREPHINA SULTAN Ref TS 1115 Gallery Value $2390 Please NOTE If shipping is required This item will be shipped via a courier as item to large to post with Australia Post This artwork is 178cm x 154cm and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity These artworks can be viewed by appointment Be sure to check out my other artworks listed on Ebay look under my other Ebay items Artist TREPHINA SULTAN Medium Large Original Acrylic Paintin

177cm x 152cm Aboriginal artist TREPHINA SULTAN THANGUWA All details including price is set out below Postage available within Australia only This item will be shipped via a courier as this item is to large to Post via Australia Post This artwork is 177cm x 152cm and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity These artworks can be viewed by appointment Be sure to check out my other artworks listed on gumtree look under my other gumtree items Artist TREPHINA SULTAN Medium Large Ori

Yulka' Bush Onion by Aboriginal artist TREPHINA SULTAN THANGUWA 177cm x 148cm Ref TS 1008 Gallery Value $2390 This artwork is 178cm x 148cm and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity Please note This item will be shipped via courier as item is to large to post through Australia Post These artworks can be viewed by appointment Be sure to check out my other artworks listed on Ebay look under my other Ebay items Artist TREPHINA SULTAN Medium Large Original Acrylic Painting On Canvas T

The White Chrysanthemum : Changing Images of Australian Motherhood. Selected by Nancy Keesing. Angus & Robertson Publishers. Hardcover book (First edition 1977) - 182 pages. “Through these pages we are shown how the Australian mother has been portrayed in writing and art from our colonial beginnings to the present day. We see her as her children see her, how outsiders see her, how she sees herself. There are revealing extracts from the Sydney Gazette; early chronicles on Aboriginal motherhood,

Aboriginal artist Tanya Bird Mpetyane 210cm x 99cm with COA artwork is as new as artwork has never been stretched and image of artwork is 210 cm 99cm nd cmes with a certificate of authenticity Tanya Bird Mpetyane ORIGINAL ACRYLIC PAINTING ON CANVAS Title: Bush Plum Dreaming Actual Image Size approx 200cm x 90cm Actual canvas size approx 210cm x 99cm Frame Size: Artwork is Unframed and Unstretched Signature Details: Signed Verso Condition: Excellent Provenance: Artwork Comes with a Ce

Very RARE & COLLECTABLE - The Art of Albert Namatjira – Charles Pearcy Mountford (3rd Edition 1945) First printed 1944; this is a Third Edition 1945 Hardcover in Dust Jacket Illustrations in book by Namatjira, short biography of the painter and his background. Bread and Cheese Club, Melbourne. 1945 Third Edition. Scarce in the trade, especially with dust jacket present. Quarto, papered boards with gilt lettering, in illustrated dustjacket (Dust Jacket has a couple short tears and is worn in

New and in box. Fine bone china. Microwave Safe - Dishwasher Safe Size: 18cm x 12cm About Artist/Story The ancient Australian landscape with it’s eroded forms and organic shapes provides motivation for Keturah’s art. In this work Keturah depicts the natural rock formations (puli) found in and around Haasts Bluff. Pick-up West Beach SA near Glenelg.

Painting on board (unglazed) by renowned Australian artist Charles Bannon of Author Bill Harney's, shack at Two Fella Creek (where Harney wrote some of his books) There is some paint loss to one of the trees. Hence price Measures 79x 51cm in frame. The frame is old with marks etc . Signed lower left and dated what I think is 64? Charles Bannon (Sergeant Charles Bannon******1993) joined the Darwin Mobile force in 1937 and served with the 2/3rd Field Regiment in WWII . After the war he turned h

Original Australian Aboriginal Art Acrylic on Canvas Artist: Vanessa Inkamala Born: 1967 Language: Western Aranda Region: Hermannsburg Community Skin name: Nala Vanessa comes from the community of Hermannsburg which is just over 100kms West of Alice Springs and her natural language is "Western Aranda". Her relatives made the move towards "Horseshoe Bend" many years ago which is near the "Santa Teresa" Community and this has influenced her painting. She is also sister-in-law to Marlene Dooley a

Australian Leadlighting by Paul Danaher and Dexter Jackson. Nelson, 1989 - Glass craft - 154 pages. "This book, aimed at the would-be leadlighter, is in three sections. The first part is a catalogue, detailing all the equipment to make a leadlight panel of Tiffany style lamp shade. The second section sets out the techniques and skills involved in making these, as well as covering such important considerations as the layout of a workshop and necessary safety requirements. The final section c

Message stick: a cylindrical wooden stick engraved with unique markings, a bit like the Olympic torch. When a particular tribe’s messengers entered another group’s country, they would first announce their presence with smoke signals, so that they would be taken safely with the message stick to the Aboriginal elders, to whom they would speak their detailed message, usually about an important forthcoming tribal ceremony. The messenger carrying the stick was granted a kind of diplomatic immunity a