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Womens Story in Papunya - 350-18 by Edith Nangala Brown, Acrylic
Painting by Edith Nangala Brown 2 Artworks Sold

Womens Story in Papunya - 350-18

Acrylic (Requires Framing)

51cm (W) x 91cm (H) x 3cm (D)

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A$960
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Artwork Description

In this painting Edith has depicted women sitting around a meeting place in Papunya. The women are have their digging and dancing sticks that they use for collecting bush tucker and for women's ceremonies. The dots represent the surrounding countryside.

Artist Bio
Photo of Edith Nangala Brown
Edith Nangala Brown 2 artworks | 0 Sold

Edith was born in Papunya in 1985. Her mother is Maureen Napangarti Poulson, one of Papunya Tjupi's most consistent painters. Edith often paints the Honey Ant Dreaming for Papunya. She also has country at Kalipinypa from her mother's side. She is married to Mathew Tjungarrayi.