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Wirnparrku and Yumari - Mitjili Gibson Napanangka

Name: Wirnparrku and Yumari - Art Leven (formerly Cooee Art)
SKU: 3256
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Mitjili Gibson Napanangka

Wirnparrku and Yumari, 2006

Synthetic Polymer Paint on Belgian Linen

198 x 122 cm

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Gallery Gondwana, NT
Featured Melbourne Art Fair, VIC
Private Collection, Sydney

Mitjili is telling the story of a Japangardi who was a lover boy with a wrong skin Nungarray. He obtained her by spinning hair and following her around until he grabbed hew away in hi sarms. This story is associated with the Wirnparrku and Yumare areas.

Inventory ID: 3256

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Wirnparrku and Yumari - Mitjili Gibson Napanangka

Wirnparrku and Yumari, 2006

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