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Ngakumarl painting (Murrinhpatha totemic landscape) c.1959-60

Artwork Ngakumarl painting (Murrinhpatha totemic landscape) this artwork made of Natural pigments on composition board, created in 1959-01-01
Accession No.
1:1197
Date Created
c.1959-60
Gallery location
Not on public display
Department
Indigenous Australian Art
Dimensions A
122 x 122cm
Media Category
Painting
Secondary Media Category
natural pigments
Medium
Natural pigments on composition board
Place Created
Wadeye (Port Keats), NT
Credit Line
Gift of Mrs Lillian Bosch 1972

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A painting in Wadeye style made from pigments on composition board
TRANSITIONS

Wadeye NT

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