Australia's oldest exhibiting Aboriginal art gallery
Part of Kimberley WA
The Kimberley region of northern Western Australia is a vast region covering more than 400 000 square kilometres. It is home to Aboriginal people of diverse language and cultures. Kimberley art is recognised as a strong and distinctive style. The first of the major developments in Kimberley painting was at Warmun (Turkey creek), south of Kununurra when a group of artists emerged in the late 1970s who painted ceremonial boards using natural ochres. The style of painters such as the late Rover Thomas, Queenie McKenzie, Jack Britten and others is identifiable by its use of flat areas of thick ochre, silhouette forms and marking of outlines with white or pale ochre dots.
150 x 270 cm (150 x
#17950 LOCATION: Bondi Beach
$75,000.00
122 x 205.5 cm
#556 LOCATION: Bondi Beach
$60,000.00
121 x 180 cm
#18188 LOCATION: Bondi Beach
$45,000.00
60.0 x 90.0 cm
#17898 LOCATION: Offsite AUS
$30,000.00
90.0 x 60.0 cm
#8431 LOCATION: Paddington
$18,000.00
45 x 123.5 cm frame:
#18738 LOCATION: Bondi Beach
$15,000.00
120 x 90 cm
#11807 LOCATION: Bondi Beach
$8,200.00
60.0 x 70.0 cm
#335 LOCATION: Bondi Beach
$4,500.00
75.0 x 86.0 cm
#8156 LOCATION: Bondi & Paddington
$3,500.00
63 x 83 cm
#8160 LOCATION: Bondi Beach
$3,300.00
paper: 61 x 80 cm Im
#17946 LOCATION: Bondi Beach
$1,850.00
45 x 60.5 cm
#15645 LOCATION: Bondi Beach
$780.00