Pintupi Women's Gallery featuring the Art of Pintupi women, who -in the case of a number of senior women- started their painting careers assisting their husbands, or male relatives, with their art making, but began painting in their own right in the 1990s and took the more classical style of Pintupi Art, which was created by Pintupi men, to a less formal direction and focused on aspects of cultural life chiefly associated to women.
Ningura Napurrula
(c.1930s) is a principle Pintupi Aboriginal Artist, who is chiefly
associated to her own community art centre: Papunya Tula Artists. With paintings in major
collections, a work by Ningura today forms part of the
architecture of the Musee du qua
Branly
in Paris.
UNTITLED
DATE: 2001
SIZE: 91 x 91 cm (aprox. 3` x 3`)
MEDIUM: Acrylic on Linen
PROVENANCE: Peter Los...private commission
Accompanying documentation: Artspeak Studio Gallery.
CODE: Artspeak-010705
PRICE :AU$8,800
This work appears to be a black and white painting, but the background is actually a very dark green (almost black) with an off white, or tinted white surface colour.
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Tjunkiya Napaltjarri
(c.1920s-2009)
Brief
Biography
UNTITLED
DATE: 2004, 2001, 2004
SIZE: 91 x 61 cm (aprox. 3` x 2`) by three
MEDIUM: Acrylic on Linen
PROVENANCE: Papunya Tula Artists.
Catalogue No: TN0404126, TN0107060, TN0405144
PRICE: AU$18,800
These three paintings worked so well together that separating them made no sense, so they are being offered here as a triptych that can be hung as a group, or individually within the same space where their visual impact will demand attention. These paintings are simply splendid in real and embody cultural content described in their accompanying documentation.
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Linda Syddick Napaltjarri
Title: First Contact: Haasts Bluff 1948
Date: 2001
Size: 172 x 122 cm ( aprox. 5` 8`` x 4`)
Medium: Acrylic on Linen
Provenance: Painted at Linda Syddick`s own home in Adelaide for Tony Bond (Bond Aboriginal Art)
PRICE: AU$12,200
The fusion of Christianity and traditional culture is a-typical of the Art of Linda Syddick, who is a deeply religious woman whose tribal world and Christian beliefs remain as one, as demonstrated in her unique paintings.
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Linda Syddick Napaltjarri
Title: Emu Men at Walukurritje
Date: 2001
Size: 165 x 123 cm ( aprox. 5` 5`` x 4` 1/4``)
Medium: Acrylic on Linen
Provenance: Flinders Lane Gallery Cat # FG02704.LSN
Hans Sip Collection
PRICE: AU$9,900
Christian elements are not so obvious in this work until one focuses on the motifs that represent halos around the Emu Men's heads. These men are the artist`s ancestors, who have long passed away and are now spirit men, or -in the mind of the artist- angels in God's domain, though still remaining interconnected with their country and people.
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