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COOINDA GALLERY

Australian Aboriginal Desert Art


Artist: Jane Gordon Nakamarra
Name of work: Barton
Jane Gordon Nakamarra
Region: Balgo, West Australian Desert
Size: 90 x 60 cm

Description:  Jane has painted some country and story, north east of her home Billiluna. This country is known as Barton and is found along the middle stretches of Sturt Creek. In the Tjukurrpa (Dreaming), a goanna and crocodile lived here. The goanna got jealous of the crocodile and they had a big fight. The goanna won telling the crocodile he had to leave. The crocodile travelled west to new country, Wangurr, where he stopped and lived for a very long time. The black areas show the black soil that is found here, while the yellow is Sturt Creek and the tracks of the two reptiles, along with the place they had their fight.
Group/Area: Language - Tjaru Subsection - Nakamarra Area - Barton
Certificate: 931/00 
Price (AUD): Sold
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