Gracie Morton 1110 mm x 2000 mm

Gracie Morton 1110 mm x 2000 mm

\Bombatu Napangati grew up 'in the bush living a traditional life with her family

lightly coloured lines that represent the hair string skirts of the ‘Kungka Kutjarra’ or Two Women who feature prominently in Pintupi ancestral stories

Artist Profile

Emily Kngwarreye who played a major role in helping raise Barbara prior to being taken

Nowadays she spends some time living in Alice Springs however the majority of her time is spent living at Kiwirrkura

Bethany has only been painting for a couple of years

Born: C 1948 at Haasts Bluff Region Central AustraliaLanguage: Warlpiri

Gracie Ward Napaltjarri

It has been said that she developed her style by watching Kathleen paint where she delicate dotting highlighted the structure of her paintings

Gracie’s paintings predominately relate to her grandmother long established homelands

Since his earliest participation with the central desert art organization Ronnie has been committed and has emerged as one of the territory’s master painters

Bombatu is the widow of well-known and acclaimed painter Dini Campbell Tjampitjinpa