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Dr Phil King: Revelation of the Sun in the Form of a Casuarina Pod Sculpture$3,500.00Jitta / Saffron Heart Hard Wood on ...
14/10/2026

Dr Phil King: Revelation of the Sun in the Form of a Casuarina Pod Sculpture
$3,500.00

Jitta / Saffron Heart Hard Wood on polished Green stone

approx. 39cm x 36cm

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Vincent Temple Stingray Sculpture Lockhart River Art$880.00Stingray: Red Cedar Handcrafted SculptureVisit our website to...
12/10/2026

Vincent Temple Stingray Sculpture Lockhart River Art
$880.00

Stingray: Red Cedar Handcrafted Sculpture

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Bessie Pitjara Painting$750.00Title: Bush PlumSize: 51cm x 98cmBorn in c. 1960Region: UtopiaState: Northern TerritoryLan...
11/10/2026

Bessie Pitjara Painting
$750.00
Title: Bush Plum
Size: 51cm x 98cm

Born in c. 1960
Region: Utopia
State: Northern Territory
Language: Alyawarre

Bessie Purvis Pijara was born in the 1960’s and is from Alhalkere country in the Utopia Region, approximately 3 hours from Alice Springs in Central Australia. Bessie’s mother is the renowned Utopian artist, Polly Ngale.

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About the work:Polly Kngale's (Polly Ngale) paintings often depict bright yellow seeds, feast for the emus amongst the B...
09/10/2026

About the work:
Polly Kngale's (Polly Ngale) paintings often depict bright yellow seeds, feast for the emus amongst the Bush Plums that grow in her country. Her paintings are borne from traditional knowledge and Polly's confident approach to her work can be seen in the way she assembles streams of seeds, piling dots upon each other to create rich thick fields of glowing palettes of colour. In this painting Polly portrays her mother's country which is Kurrajong Bore located within the Utopia homelands. Polly portrays the seed on a particular plant which the emus like to eat. It is shown at various stages: the white being when the plant is in flower and the yellow representing the seeds.

Bush Plum and Emu Seed, 2007
Synthetic polymer on linen
46 1/10 × 35 4/5 in | 117 × 91 cm

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John Grasso Art. Still Life SeriesFloral Gathering, 2026Oil on canvas53 cm × 35 cm12 oz canvasOriginal artworkAccompanie...
07/10/2026

John Grasso Art. Still Life Series

Floral Gathering, 2026
Oil on canvas
53 cm × 35 cm
12 oz canvas
Original artwork

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In Floral Gathering, John Grasso presents an exuberant contemporary still life in which flowers, foliage and vessels become a lively network of colour and gesture.

Purple, orange, yellow and rust-coloured blooms rise and fall across the composition, their elongated stems creating an energetic rhythm against the softly luminous pink-and-cream ground. Rather than treating the flowers as precise botanical specimens, Grasso allows them to dissolve into expressive brushwork, capturing their movement, fragility and abundant character.

The arrangement is anchored by richly worked vessels, whose deep blues, greens and purples provide a strong counterpoint to the brilliant floral colours. Thick, spontaneous strokes remain visible throughout the surface, giving the painting a tactile quality and allowing the process of painting to become part of the subject.

The result is a vibrant and atmospheric floral still life — simultaneously decorative and expressive — in which colour, movement and painterly texture take precedence over strict realism.

The work reflects Grasso’s broader interest in expressive colour and energetic mark-making. His practice is associated with Far North Queensland and draws upon diverse influences including European painting, Japanese culture and the tropical environment around Cairns.

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Samantha Daniels NapaltjarriMy Grandmothers Dreaming – The Windmill and The ExplorerYear: 2022Contact us for Shipping de...
29/09/2026

Samantha Daniels Napaltjarri

My Grandmothers Dreaming – The Windmill and The Explorer

Year: 2022

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Acrylic on canvas.

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1400mm x 800 mm

Yukultji Napangati: The Last Tribe / Pintupi NineTitle: Tali Sandhills $30,000.00Size: 120 cm x 90 cmContact us for furt...
24/09/2026

Yukultji Napangati: The Last Tribe / Pintupi Nine
Title: Tali Sandhills
$30,000.00
Size: 120 cm x 90 cm

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Yukultji is the daughter of Nanu Nangala and Lanti Yukulti and has many siblings making up their nomadic tribe well known artists Warlimpirrnga, Thomas, Walala Tjapaltjarri. While many Pintupi people were forced off their land through colonization, Yukultji’s family managed to live out of reach from authorities. They were known as the “last tribe” and the Pintupi Nine. They lived in the bush by old ways of life, hunting, gathering and existing in complete isolation from the outside world. She grew up without knowing about places like Kiwirrkurra, or her relatives living there. She had never met anyone from outside their tribe. Her family lived a completely traditional Nomadic way of life on a diet of bush plants, kangaroo and goanna. Her father had lived for a short time at the in Balgo , but he had run away after getting into trouble for stealing food. It was his decision to stay in the desert and kept his family far away from the towns. Napangati’s father died sometime around 1980. The family finally came into contact with outsiders in October 1984 and were settled at Kiwirrkurra. Emerging from the bush, they became known as the last of the desert nomads. The event was big news at the time, and the family became famously known as “the last nomads” Napangati was 14 years old and the youngest of the group.

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🎨 NEW WORKS AVAILABLE — CHERYL NAKAMARRA WALKERWe’re pleased to introduce the beautiful work of Warlpiri artist Cheryl N...
21/09/2026

🎨 NEW WORKS AVAILABLE — CHERYL NAKAMARRA WALKER

We’re pleased to introduce the beautiful work of Warlpiri artist Cheryl Nakamarra Walker to Australia.Gallery.

Cheryl is a contemporary Aboriginal artist with strong connections to Yuendumu in Central Australia. Her work draws on Warlpiri cultural knowledge, Country and Jukurrpa stories, including Yarla Jukurrpa (Bush Potato Dreaming) and Spinifex.

We currently have a selection of Cheryl’s original artworks available, with more works to come.

We’re excited to share her work with our collectors and to continue building a collection that celebrates the diversity and richness of contemporary Australian Aboriginal art.

Title: Spinifex
Size: 89cm x 78cm

George Hairbrush Tjungarrayi Tingari Painting185cm x 67cm (slightly wider other end 74cm)Unstretched Canvas🌟https://gall...
11/09/2026

George Hairbrush Tjungarrayi Tingari Painting

185cm x 67cm (slightly wider other end 74cm)

Unstretched Canvas

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George Hairbrush Tjungurrayi started painting in about 1976 after travelling from the desert via Mount Doreen and Yuendumu, to become one of the youngest male artists to paint for the Papunya Tula art movement.
George began painting with his older brother W***y Tjungurrayi and was influenced by his uncle Charlie Tarawa Tjungurrayi who was a teacher at Papunya Tula.
George’s signature work ‘Tingari’ depicts his dreaming, which focuses on the creation of his country their sacred sites.
The high caliber of George’s works has been internationally recognised with his paintings hanging in galleries and museums across Australia, New Zealand, The United States of America, France and The Netherlands.
George’s bold lines painted in a geometric style, make his Tingari works appear almost three-dimensional, jumping off the canvas and capturing the eye.

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