Yinarupa Nangala 1000 mm x 1450 mm

Yinarupa Nangala 1000 mm x 1450 mm

more commonly referred to as “Women Business”

Samantha is the daughter of Ruby Daniels Nangala and the granddaughter of Linda Syddick Napaltjarri

Winnie paints stories associated with Lupul's rock-hole

Barbara began her painting career and in 1994 was part of a group of ten Utopian women to travel to Indonesia to learn about Batik(silk painting) Not long after returning from Indonesia Barbara’s individual works began to attract attention from collectors worldwide

In 1968 Barbara returned to Alice Springs and theUtopiaregion to be reunited with her mother and family

George Ward Tjungurrayi

2004 Graham Marshall Gallery- Adelaide

Liebig) and also at Kintore where he worked alongside artists Joseph Jurra Tjapaltjarri and Ray James Tjangala and is currently one of the highly regarded Indigenous painters still working with his paintings being collected and exhibited both within and outside Australia

Nowadays she spends some time living in Alice Springs however the majority of her time is spent living at Kiwirrkura

Lily’s depiction refers to her country

Region Watiyawanu (Mt Liebig)Lily lived with her family at the settlement of Papunya in her early years

George Ward Tjungurrayi was born in the Gibson Desert around the area of Kiwirrkurra in the Gibson Desert and commenced painting for Papunya Tula Artists in 1976