DINNY NOLAN TJAMPITJINPA, (1944 - )

Screenprint On Paper

Title: Willi Willi, 1987

Image Size: 70 x 51

Frame Size: [UNFRAMED]

Signature Details: Signed, Titled And Numbered In Pencil In Margin Below Image: 34/80 Willi Willi Dinny (Work Of Art Illustrated Is A Representative Work From The Edition. Any Number From The Edition May Be Supplied.)

Condition: Good Born West Of Mt. Allan Near The Present Site Of Yuendumu, Dinny Nolan Worked As A Stockman On Many Cattle Stations In The Northern Territory. In The 1970S He Settled In Papunya. He Is A Senior Lawman And A Recognised Leader For Rainmaking And Water Dreaming Ceremonies. Dinny Nolan'S Art Is Characterised By His Predominant Use Of Natural Ochre Colours, And The Designs He Utilises Are The Same He Paints On The Bodies Of Men Taking Part In Ceremonies. One Of Dinny Nolan'S Designs Was Used For A Stained Glass Window In The National Gallery Of Victoria.The Screenprint Represents A Willi Willi Dreaming With Sacred Walking Routes And Waterways In The North Coast Region Of New South Wales. Another Edition Of This Print Is In The Collection Of The National Gallery Of Australia, Canberra.'


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