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Ernest Garrett · 60 x 71cm
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Acrylic, Canvas board, Framed by Artist
60cm (W) x 71cm (H) x 5cm (D)
This artwork is currently framed and ready to hang.
It comes with an external frame.
Framed dimensions - 60.0(W) x 71.0(H).
Artwork dimensions - 58.0(W) x 69.0(H).
Estimated Arrival: 19–21st October
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As a member of the Indigenous Art Code Bluethumb is proud to have established direct partnerships with some of Australia's most respected First Nation's artists and art centres.
Dakarni is Darumbal word for saltwater crocodile. Strength, respect, culture.
My name is Ernest Garrett, I am an indigenous man belonging to the Darumbal and Wulli Wulli Peoples. I grew up on my father's country in Rockhampton including the river Tunuba (Fitzroy River). I gain my inspiration from places like the Tunuba River, our native country, family and connection.
Artwork: Dakarni
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