Ngayuku Ngura (A21)

Ngayuku Ngura (A21)One of Australia's greatest Aboriginal artists, Yannima Pikarli or Tommy Watson, as he was known throughout Australia, was a senior Pitjant jatjara leader. This piece is a digital archival fine art edition. DELIVERY Please note delivery cost includes insurance. This fee is for insured delivery of your artwork to make sure it arrives in pristine condition. Insurance is coordinated by the private shipping courier. Delivery of your selected item will be

Instead there is a kind of vacant listlessness to their demeanour

The horse has all of the decorative features of a traditional Chinese horse from the Song Dynasty (960 – 1279)

Michael Johnson draws upon his experiences of this extraordinary natural phenomenon to create lyrical interpretations of colour and space

Traditional Chinese ink wash painting – shui-mo hua – comes with its share of rules and regulations

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He refers to these as ‘chords’ of colour

placing his figures against roughly applied skies and grounds – each image placed upon a backdrop of horizon and sky of surreal colouration

Here the artist presents a portrait of Hart’s horse and infers that Steve Hart would somehow have projected his femininity onto his horse

“The edge is where the colours meet

Clearly the artist wants to portray the severity of a stern

he celebrates the joy of cooking and sharing meals

the artist integrates the accidental drip marks