Bessie Pitjara 1080 mm x 2040 mm

Bessie Pitjara 1080 mm x 2040 mm

- 2011 JanuaryLanguage:- PintupiRegion:- KintoreMakinti began to paint for the Papunya Tula Artists in 1996

referencing the places within this landscape where women's ceremonies are staged

hunting and living off the land as the Aboriginal people did for thousands of years before her

Born: - C 1930 – Lake MacDonald Area

Jeanine Mills Pwerle Born C 1965 Region – Utopia Region

He later married Takariya Napaltjarri

She lives in Ahalpere country with senior elder Lena Pwerle

Tree Roots

The themes most commonly associated with Bombatu’s paintings are related to women's ceremonies and places associated with Wiyarra (Rock Hole) more commonly referred to as her mother’s country located near the Western Australia & Northern Territory border and is a place she represents depicting

In the early 1980s’ he moved to Walungurru where he has emerged as one of Papunya Tula’s major artists Ronnie ‘s art is a good representation of the characteristic Pintupi style: repetition of forms

Lilly does have short stints in Alice Springs to paint

Winnie Reid Nakamarra