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Sandy Willie
Acrylic on canvas
79 x 79 cm
This Tjukurpa relates to Sandy’s traditional ancestral country around Kaltukatjara (Docker River) in the south west of the Northern Territory.
In this heavily coded reference to sacred and restricted men’s law, he has presented a map of country that only he and other senior men can read.
Inventory ID: 18403
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