Red/Ochre and Earthy Tones

Aboriginal artists derived their original array of colours from Australian pigments extracted from the earth, crafted through the iron content present in the soils. Red stands as a fundamental colour in art, symbolizing tradition and essential elements such as blood, representing life. it also embodies the elements of earth and fire.

Kim Kiosses
Southwest, WA,
Moodjar Tree
YAA-300

91 x 61 cm
Sold
Andrew Tjupurrula Highfold
Crystal Brook, SA,
Desert Creekbed Flowing through Country
Jap-021589

90 x 57 cm
Sold
Theclan Bernadette Puruntatameri
Tiwi Islands, NT,
Pununi Jilamara
YAA-231

100 x 100 cm
Sold
Athena Nangala Granites
Yuendumu, NT,
Napaljarri-warnu Jukurrpa (Seven Sisters Dreaming)
WAR-150

107 x 107 cm
$2,750.00
Vanetta Nampijinpa Hudson
Nyirripi, NT,
Warlukurlangu Jukurrpa (Fire country Dreaming)
WAR-148

152 x 122 cm
$3,550.00
Megan Corby
Bunbury, WA,
Djeran Drifting Over Boodja
YAA-480

100 x 76 cm
$1,200.00
Megan Corby
Bunbury, WA,
Makuru
YAA-476

50 x 50 cm
$300.00
Belinda Golder Kngwarreye
Utopia, NT,
Antwelarre (Pencil Yam)
MBA-107

90 x 45 cm
$675.00
Megan Corby
Bunbury, WA,
Kambarang
YAA-478

50 x 50 cm
Sold

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