Jeannie Mills 950 mm x 1520 mm

Jeannie Mills 950 mm x 1520 mm

‘Bush Medicine’ relates to the process of mixing various fruits and plants with animal fat to create bush medicine

The colour she uses is dramatic yet balanced

Up to her death

Collection:- National Gallery of Victoria – MelbourneExhibitions:-2003 Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi- MelbourneAwards: -2008 Winner of 25th Telstra NATSIAA

had already been involved with the Kintore & Haasts Bluff project of 1993 / 1994

Born: - C 1930 – Lake MacDonald Area

Her mother is Margret Loy a noted artist as is her father Ray Loy Pwerle and her grandmother Kathleen Petyarre

In the early 1980s’ he moved to Walungurru where he has emerged as one of Papunya Tula’s major artists Ronnie ‘s art is a good representation of the characteristic Pintupi style: repetition of forms

These Spirit Beings went on very long journeys (Tingari)

creating an almost 3-D effect

she has developed into a very talented artist who paints several dreams with Bush    Medicine Leaves & Bush Yam being two of the more prominent dreaming

and applications to people in her community