ABORIGINAL ART OF THE WESTERN & EASTERN DESERTS, THE TOP END & MORE

Australian Gallery

Artworks located in our Australian Gallery.

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Jilamara painting by Timothy Cook featuring a central square motif outlined in ochre, white and black, surrounded by radiating patterned forms and traditional Tiwi dotwork.

Timothy Cook

Jilamara, Milikapiti Melville Island | 57cm x 74cm | Code 417-03

Men’s Business artwork by Dr George Tjapaltjarri, bold white concentric circles and linear pathways on a black background representing ceremonial sites and ancestral movement across desert Country.

Dr George Tjapaltjarri

Men’s Business | 76cm x 60cm | LMDGT 010008

Men’s Business painting by Dr George Tjapaltjarri, vertical canvas of radiating orange and red lines with subtle rhythmic variations symbolising heat, energy and ceremonial markings of men’s law Country.

Dr George Tjapaltjarri

Men's Business | 121cm x 60cm | LMDGT 010004

Bush Tucker Leaves artwork by Anastasia Bundey Kemarre, long horizontal composition of textured white and cream leaf shapes forming rhythmic, flowing patterns associated with bush foods.

Anastasia Bundey Kemarre

Bush Tucker Leaves | 183cm x 61cm | TABK 1301-2

Men’s Business painting by Dr George Tjapaltjarri, long horizontal composition featuring fine black and white parallel lines arranged in rhythmic waves symbolising ceremonial movement and sacred Country.

Dr George Tjapaltjarri

Men’s Business | 115cm x 40cm | 01KDGT 0002

Men’s Business artwork by Dr George Tjapaltjarri, red background with two central square forms edged in white and yellow line work, representing ceremonial spaces, ancestral presence and men’s law Country.
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Dr George Tjapaltjarri

Men's Business | 153cm x 90cm | 01 KDGT 0006

Christine Peterson Nangala Aboriginal painting featuring flowing interwoven linear forms in yellow over a textured grey ground, representing desert sandhills and ancestral pathways connected to Country and Dreaming narratives, acrylic on linen.

Christine Peterson Nangala

Sandhills (Tali) | 121cm x 56cm | TCPN 709 SOLD

Four Spirits painting by Tjunkaya Wukula Napaltjarri, also known as Linda Syddick, Pintupi Aboriginal artist, showing four ancestral spirit figures and ceremonial forms outlined in layered bands of ochre, red, brown and black representing Country and Dreaming narratives, acrylic on linen.

Linda Tjunkaya Wukula Syddick Napaltjarri

Calico Bags | 153cm x 121cm

Bush Tucker Leaves painting by Anastasia Bundey Kemarre, featuring layered pink and white leaf forms swirling across a deep maroon background, representing traditional bush tucker plants.

Anastasia Bundey Kemarre

Bush Tucker Leaves | 91cm x 91cm | TABK 1401-2

Bush Tucker Leaves painting by Anastasia Bundey Kemarre, circular arrangement of soft white and grey leaf motifs layered densely to reflect the gathering of bush tucker plants.

Anastasia Bundey Kemarre

Bush Tucker Leaves | 121cm x 121cm | TABK 1306-12

Large Bush Tucker Leaves painting by Anastasia Bundey Kemarre, intricate clusters of pale cream and white leaves radiating outward, symbolising collected bush tucker from Central Desert Country.

Anastasia Bundey Kemarre

Bush Tucker Leaves | 183cm x 153cm | TABK 1305-10

Bush Tomato bush tucker painting by Alice Nampitjinpa Dixon, featuring clusters of cream, black, and ochre circles with flowing line work representing traditional bush food sites and desert country knowledge.

Alice Nampitjinpa Dixon

Bush Tomato (bush tucker) | 153cm x 91cm | LMKAN 02014

Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri Tingari Cycle artwork with wavy linear patterns in warm orange and cream tones creating rhythmic horizontal movement.

Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri

Tingari Cycle | 121cm x 91cm | TWAT 402

Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri Lake Mackay Marua painting with orange concentric square forms arranged in a neat grid across the surface.

Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri

Lake Mackay, Marua (WA) | 121cm x 61cm | TWAT 808

Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri Tingari Cycle painting composed of red rectangular blocks outlined in fine linear patterns forming a dense woven grid.

Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri

Tingari Cycle | 183cm x 121cm | TWAT 605

Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri Lake Mackay painting with red concentric square motifs arranged in a broad grid pattern across the entire canvas.

Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri

Lake Mackay (WA) | 153cm x 121cm | TWAT 801

My Father’s Country by Narputta Nangala, long horizontal composition with rows of red and white arches against deep purple and black tones.

Narputta Nangala

Karrkurutinytja – My Father’s Country | 100cm x 50cm | TNN 502

Karrkurrutintja by Narputta Nangala, featuring alternating blue, red and ochre bands decorated with rhythmic dotted oval and line patterns.

Narputta Nangala

Karrkurutinytja | 153cm x 91cm | KNN 02050

Country around Lake MacDonald, My Father’s Country by Narputta Nangala, featuring soft linear panels filled with pastel stripes and wavy forms.

Narputta Nangala

Country around Lake MacDonald – My Father’s Country | 153cm x 121cm | LMNN 0203

Talii and Lake MacDonald by Narputta Nangala, showing strong horizontal colour bands in red, blue and white, decorated with repeating arch shapes and wavy line patterns.

Narputta Nangala

Talli and Lake MacDonald | 153cm x 91cm | TNN 201 | SOLD

Lake MacDonald Range by Narputta Nangala, with vertical wavy stripes in earthy yellows, blues, red and whites depicting undulating landscape forms.
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Narputta Nangala

Lake MacDonald Range | 121cm x 91cm | KNN 02044

Karrkurrutintja, My Father’s Country by Narputta Nangala, tall composition with layered rows of red arch motifs, dotted segments and horizontal blue and white pathways.

Narputta Nangala

Karrkurutinytja – My Father’s Country | 121cm x 61cm | TNN 305

Lake MacDonald and Talli by Narputta Nangala, showing alternating deep red and mustard bands decorated with looping wave motifs along horizontal pathways.

Narputta Nangala

Lake MacDonald and Talli | 153cm x 121cm | LMNN 0201

Karrkurrutintja, My Father’s Country by Narputta Nangala, featuring flowing horizontal bands of red, yellow and white and navy blue with rhythmic wave motifs.

Narputta Nangala

Karrkurutinytja – My Father’s Country | 153cm x 91cm | KNN 02046

Karrkurrutintja, My Father’s Country by Narputta Nangala, large vertical work with repeating red arch motifs framed by dotted detailing and strong white horizontal bands.

Narputta Nangala

Narputta Nangala | Karrkurutinytja – My Father’s Country | 153cm x 91cm | KNN 02020

Karrkurrutintja by Narputta Nangala, composed of tiered rows of red and white arch shapes separated by bold horizontal colour bands.

Narputta Nangala

Karrkurutinytja | 121cm x 91cm | KNN 02022

Watiya by Mitjili Napurrula, featuring black and white interlocking motifs of water going through the root system to the tree arranged in rhythmic, organic rows symbolising Mitjili's traditional Watiya Tjuta story.

Mitjili Napurrula

Watiya | 153cm x 153cm | TMN 432

Watiya by Mitjili Napurrula, red and white patterned leaf forms painted in repeating rows that reference desert oak trees and cultural Watiya designs from her ancestral country

Mitjili Napurrula

Watiya | 153cm x 121cm | TMN 333

Watiya by Mitjili Napurrula, soft pinkish/beige and white leaf shapes arranged in repeating ceremonial patterns inspired by the desert oak tree and women's cultural designs.

Mitjili Napurrula

Watiya | 183cm x 121cm | TMN 412

Watiya by Mitjili Napurrula, green and white watiya leaf patterns painted in flowing organic rows representing desert oak motifs, cultural knowledge, and women's ceremonial design.

Mitjili Napurrula

Watiya | 153cm x 91cm | TMN 303 | SOLD

Watiya by Mitjili Napurrula, cream and black stylised leaf and water moving through the root system motifs in a symmetrical, rhythmic composition referencing the traditional watiya (desert oak) forms of her mother’s country.

Mitjili Napurrula

Watiya | 183cm x 121cm | LMNN 0205

Her works feature extremely fine dotting, topographical mapping, and the iconic Mountain Devil Lizard (Arnkerrth) skin-pattern designs.
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ALT Text:"My Country, Bush Seeds painting by Kathleen Petyarre, large sweeping field of ochre, green and tobacco-toned dotting arranged in dense layers to represent the texture of desert Country.

Kathleen Petyarre

My Country – Bush Seeds | 206cm x 125cm | TKP 413 | SOLD

Aboriginal painting by Kathleen Petyarre featuring extremely fine dotting in warm red and cream tones forming subtle flowing linear patterns across the surface.

Kathleen Petyarre

Mountain Devil Lizard Dreaming – Sandhill Country | 121cm x 121cm | TKP 411

Aboriginal painting by Kathleen Petyarre with delicate fine dotting and subtle vertical organic lines in pale yellow tones across a cream coloured surface.

Kathleen Petyarre

Mountain Devil Lizard Dreaming – Sandhill Country (After Hailstorm) | 121cm x 121cm | TKP 403

Aboriginal painting by Kathleen Petyarre with delicate fine dotting creating intersecting radiating linear forms in pale cream and yellow tones.

Kathleen Petyarre

Mountain Devil Lizard Dreaming – Sandhill Country | 91cm x 91cm |TKP 410

Bush Flowers and Plum painting by Josie Petrick Kemarre, bold bright pink dotted composition layered densely to create a vibrant, textured field of bush flowers and plum fruit

Josie (Josepha) Petrick Kemarre

Bush Flowers and Plum | 121cm x 121cm | TJP 831

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