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Ngurra (Home Country, Camp) - Mulyatingki Marney

Name: Ngurra (Home Country, Camp) - Art Leven (formerly Cooee Art)
SKU: 23462
Price: 750 AUD
Availability: InStock

Mulyatingki Marney

Ngurra (Home Country, Camp), 2022

Acrylic on canvas

30 x 40 cm

$750

Framed: $860

PROVENACE
Spinifex Hill Studio, WA

This painting depicts Mulyangki’s ngurra (home Country, camp); the land she walked as a young child. Her Country, the Manyjilyjarra region, is located within the central Great Sandy Desert of northwest Western Australia. Features of the landscape are here portrayed aerially with geographical familiarity, including tali (sandhills), warta (vegetation), and the many life sustaining water sources known intimately through both real life experience and the recounting of jukurrpa (dreamtime) narratives.

Inventory ID: 23462

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