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Australian Aboriginal Desert Art
| Artist: | Lorna Napurrula Fencer | |
| Name of work: | Bush Potato |
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| Region: | Lajamanu | |
| Size: | 90 x 66 cm | |
| Description: | This painting tells the Dreamtime
story of two women of the Napurrula and Nakamarra skin groups
who are searching the countryside for bush potatoes.
Bush potatoes grow as roots underground, so the women must use the digging sticks to find them. The lines represent the complex root system and branches of the bush potato plant. The circles throughout the painting are where the women dig to retrieve the bush potatoes. The artist is a Senior Custodian for this Dreaming which took place at Duck Ponds in the Northern Territory, Australia. |
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| Group/Area: | Tribe - Warlpiri | |
| Certificate: | 7893 | |
| Price (AUD): | A$4,300 | |
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