Tommy Watson 'Wankamalalt Kulpii' animals

Tommy Watson 'Wankamalalt Kulpii' animalsTommy Watson is a Pitjantjatjara elder of the Western Central Desert and a leading contemporary Aboriginal artist. Watsons work reflects a deep and transcendent connection to country. Favouring a diverse and explosive colour palette, Watson depicts dreaming stories of his country known as the Tjukurpa. While the meanings of these stories are kept private, these works nonetheless captivate us. Viewers have the opportunity to experience the works

His work is found in all major Australian and notable international collections

Here he shows us Luna Park and gives us a glimpse into the dark heart of St Kilda

known for its religious

Image Size: 72 x 80 cm

It's a rich find for collectors of Blackman and important works on paper

Olsen is among Australia’s most recognised and iconic artists

This limited-edition pigment print is initialed by the artist

Dimensions: 80 x 65 cm

Please allow up to twenty-one days for framing to be completed

Works by Deborah Klein are an important addition to beginning and seasoned collectors of contemporary art as well as for the dedicated collectors of women artists

Paper Size: 53 x 84 cm

He has exhibited nationally and internationally since 1978 and is represented in most major national collections