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Walala Tjapaltjarri
screenprint
108 x 45 cm (image size) 121 x 57 cm (paper size)
The painting depicts the journey path the Tingari ancestors travelled, creating and shaping sacred ceremonial sites.
The Tingari ancestors performed ceremonies and instilled law and culture to the Pintupi Aboriginal people of the Western Desert.
Inventory ID: 10637
