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Lagoon of the Night, by Harold Joseph Thomas.

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Bark painting featuring two fish by Nguleingulei Muramura

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Goanna and Eel Tailed Catfish, by Nadjongorle, Djawida

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'Mortuary Ceremony', by Narritjin Maymuru, 1978

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Bark painting of edible tubers or yams by Clara Wubukwubuk

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Coiled basket with a bark base, by David Milaybuma.

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Mischievous Spirit Man by Terry Waymungarra

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Namorrodo (Lightning Lady) by Bill Birriyabirriya

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Bark painting 'Djang'Kawu Sisters at Gariyak' by Valerie Munininy 2

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Mimi Spirit Singing and Dancing, by Jack Larrangkay.

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Three Fish (Galpu) by Mithinarri Gurruwiwi

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Bark painting 'Birth of a Mimi' by Yirawala, mouth of the Liverpool River

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Wooden spear with yellow, brown and white bands

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Painting titled 'Mimis Hunting', by Thompson Nganjmirra, 1994

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Bark painting of a Mana (Shark) by Miniyawany Marawili (aka Djambawa Marawili AM)

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Carving of a male figure with grass skirt, by Jack Kelly Kaiwulan.

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Bark painting depicting artist's father's Dreaming story by Jack Wunuwun, Gamedi, about 1981

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Bark painting depicting two crayfish, four turtles and fish by unamed artist

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Bark painting 'Mimi and Namorodo Spirits' by Dick Nguleingulei Murrumurru, Gunbalanya

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Four kangaroos and an echidna, by Djawida Nadjongorle.

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Sacred Sites and Water Holes by Jimmy Narromi

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Painting titled 'Nailfish - Barramundi', by Noel Nabegeyo

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Bark painting by Bardayal Nadjamerrek depicting a rock wallaby, 1978

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Bark painting 'Kindaagi the old red plains kangaroo' by Yirawala

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The Burrutji snake and skin by Djimbarrdjimbarrwuy

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'Gunyan White Sand Crab', by Narritjin Maymuru

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Carved wooden fish, by Charlie Djurritjini.

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Creatures of the Arafura Swamp by John Bulunbulun

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'Koel Cuckoo, Cicadas and Possums' by Narritjin Maymuru

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Male and female turtle on a dreaming path by Billy Yirawala

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Kunapipi Ceremony, freshwater goanna and snake by Billy Yirawala

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Spear with six barbs and four smaller barbs

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Mimi Spirits and Namaroo Spirits by George Djaykurrnga

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Bark painting depicting two water goannas

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'Nyapilirjuwu Wapitja' by Naminapu Maymuru,1989

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Bark painting titled 'Djankawa at Balana'

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Bark painting of two figures relating to the Maraian ceremony by Billy Yirawala

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Bark painting of two lizards by Bupani Garrawurra

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Painting titled 'Two Ngalkordow', by Noel Nabegeyol

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Brim Fish and Two Snakes by Dick Plummer

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Barrunindi by Jimmy Nakkurridjdjilmi Nganjmirra

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Bark painting of two lobsters by Liwana Ngarlorlem

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One Gouldian Finch Left by Harold Joseph Thomas, 1991

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Water Lilies by Harold Joseph Thomas, 1990

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Minyapa Ga Dhanggatjiya by Banduk Marika

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Carving of a female figure with grass skirt, by Kaiwulan, Jack Kelly

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Radjara and Gurru Purrum (Barramundi and a Cormorant) by Alec Wumala

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Corellos Passage, by Harold Joseph Thomas.

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Print titled 'Emu', by Doris Gingingarar

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Woven string bag with coloured horizontal bands

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Baram and Dhalawngu Totems by Nawurapu Wunungmurra.

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Painting featuring an emu, echidna, lizards and a cental snake in a spiral

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Bark painting of a squid and two fish, by Djambalulan

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Watercolour painting of arid landscape, Richard Moketarinja, 1975

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Djilaybunyamurr, a painting by Jonny Bulun Bulun

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Kangaroo Hideaway, by Harold Joseph Thomas.

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Bark painting of a rock cod, by Djambalulan

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Flight of birds, by Thomas, Harold Joseph

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Painting of a crocodile and bird with waterlilies by Bronwyn Wuyuwa Gellet

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Coiled woven basket with brown and orange bands

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Maraian Ceremony Two echidnas dancing by Billy Yirawala

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Goannas and Hollow Log Coffin by Ray Munyul

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Rock Pool Drink, by Harold Joseph Thomas.

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Watercolour painting of arid valley by Oscar Namatjira, 1972

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Kumuken and Dumbutmann by Wally Mandarrk

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The Big White Barramundi by Jimmy Kalarriya Namarnyilk

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Print titled 'Fish', Angurugu, Northern Territory

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Canyon Light by Harold Joseph Thomas, 1991

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Maraian Ceremony Death of Luma Luma by Billy Yirawala

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'Rats: Part of the Bama Bama story' by Narritjin Maymuru

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Diver bird, Catfish and waterlilies by Charlie Boyun

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Bark painting 'Galawu - Stringy bark house', by George Milpurrurru, 1985

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Namarrokon, The Lightening Man by George Djaykurrnga

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Totemic Animals of the Arafura Swamp by Bulun Bulun, 1984

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Painting of a turtle and two fish by Dale Huddleston, 1997

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Waterlily and Rock Snake by Doolie Nunggalawi

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Man with Shield, by Harold Joseph Thomas.

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Bark painting of a boat with seven figures

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Carving of a turtle by Nawurapu Wunungmurra

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Bark painting depicting turtles, fish and crayfish

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Namanjwarra (Estuarine Crocodile) by Curly Bardkadabbu

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Painting of a crocodile, fish and water animal

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Larrakitj - painted hollow log, painted by Banapana Maymuru

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Bark painting depicting a Rainbow Serpent by Balang Nakurulk, Marrkolidjban, 1981

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A bark painting with two squids and three fish, by Djambalulan

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Woven basket with handles by Loila Bumarda

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Painting of two long thin figures by Gary Djorlom

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Wooden didjeridu pigmented with a black lizard, by Dundiwuy Wanambi.

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Dancing Ceremony of spear country by Djardie Ashley

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Bark painting depicting a rock wallaby and two figures.

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Eagle Waiting to Kill Kangaroo by David Blanasi

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Woven mat with tight concentric circle pattern

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Bark painting titled Kingfisher and Mangrove Tree

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Frilly necked lizards by Mithili Wanambi

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Bark painting depicting Kolobarr - Red Kangaroo

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Bark painting by Bardayal Nadjamerrek depicting Nadulmi, Kangaroo of the Ubar Ceremony

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Bark painting depicting Ganalbingu clan funerary rites by George Milpurrurru

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Bark painting titled Mimi spirits and Namarodo spirits

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Buffalo grazing on the Liverpool River Plains, by Milpurrurra

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Spear with barbs pigmented black with white dots

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Diver Birds & Catfish, by Bob Bilinyarra.

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Print of a kangaroo and a human figure, by David Milaybuma.

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Bark painting including two figures in a canoe entitled Boatmen - Yatikpa by Bakulangay Marawili

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Painting titled 'Goanna', by Gary Djorlom

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Photograph of Galarrwuy Yunupingu and others with bark petitions

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Bark painting of three turtles and three fish, by Djambalulan

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Bark painting depicting a serpent called Ngalyoo Snake

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Melaluca Melody, by Harold Joseph Thomas.

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Rock Kangaroo eating (Kalberk) by Bob Balirrbalirr Dirdi

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Bark painting depicting Njalyot the Rainbow Serpent by Peter Marralwanga, Marrkolidjban

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Dance hat with string and emu feathers at the top

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Yirritja Lightning Snake (The fish trap Story) by  Wakuthi Marawili

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Djangawu Ritual Story, by Roy Dadaynga Marika.

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Woven fibre basket made at Elcho Island NT

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Bulwutja (Yolngu name)
Cycnogeton dubium, previously Triglochin dubium (Latin name)
water yam (common name)
Bulwutja belongs to the Dhuwa moiety

This detail from John Wolseley's 2017 work Distant glimpses of the great floodplain seen through a veil of trees and hanging vines relates to individual plant paintings by Mulkun Wirrpanda below.

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'Bulwutja', bark painting, native plant species

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'Bulwutja', bark painting, native plant species

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'Bulwutja', bark painting, native plant species

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'Bulwutja', bark painting, native plant species

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Painting is divided into two distinctive panels featuring turtles and fish

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Walanganj makes  the first hooked spears for the Murrindada People.

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Painting depicts long-necked turtles, crayfish and a snake

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Painting depicts nine multicoloured goannas

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Painting depicts Rangga of the Ganalbuingu.

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Print titled 'Hammerhead Hunter', by Ken Thaiday Senior

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Poster titled Aboriginal Australia - Rock art

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Poster of Aboriginal Australia - Bark paintings

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Poster titled Aboriginal Australia - Women

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Poster titled Aboriginal Australia - Rock art

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Contemporary Artists - Indigenous Australia

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'Yarmbirrku' (Parrot fish), by Boliny Wanambi, 1985

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'Gunyan' (Sandcrab), by Boliny Wanambi, 1985

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'Marrngu' Possum, by Boliny Wanambi, 1985

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Carving of a turtle by Nawurapu Wunungmurra

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Baram and Dhalawngu Totems by Nawurapu Wunungmurra.

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Spearthrower with peg at one end, and resin at the other

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Painting is divided into 4 panels each containing an 'X'

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Painting has a large central red circle with white dots & five semi circles at sides

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Painting depicts a central figurative shape in black within rectangles with rounded corners in rings of alternating colours

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Bark painting 'Djang'Kawu Sisters at Gariyak' by Valerie Munininy 2

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Bark painting depicting four dancing bush turkeys by Spider Namirrkgi Nabunu, 1973

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 'The Sacred Law-Givers for the Yirritja People of North East Arnhem Land' by Birrikidji Gumana, Gangan

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'Ngarra ceremony' by Birrikidji Gumana, Yirrkala, 1967

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Painting depicts four frogs, by Birrikidji Gumana, Yirrkala, 1967

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Bark painting 'Stingray dance performed in the Yirritja Ngarra Ceremonies' by Birrikidji Gumana, Tirrkala, 1966

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Painting depicts a shark with black body & yellow fins, by Birrikidji Gumana, Yirrkala, 1970

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Laintjun, Baram and Galbarimun trapping fish at Guludji River, by Birrikidji Gumana, Yirrkala, 1966

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Fish and Birds, by Birrikidji Gumana, Yirrkala, 1963

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Painting depicts six men in a boat with a triangular mast, by Birrikidji Gumana, Yirrkala, 1965

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'Minhala the Long-Necked Tortoise at Gangan' by Birrikidji Gumana, Yirrkala, 1963

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Painting depicts 3 figures, crustaceans, a fish & long necked turtles,by Birrikidji Gumana, Yirrkala, 1967

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'Stingrays'  by Birrikidji Gumana, Yirrkala, 1966

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Bark painting 'Macassan praus' by Birrikidji Gumana, Yirrkala, 1966

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Painting depicts 16 small blackfish with yellow & white detail, by Birrikidji Gumana, Yirrkala, 1970

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Bark painting depicts three black fish, by Birrikidji Gumana, Yirrkala, 1966

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Ancestral hero of the Yirritya moiety: Banaitja (Lanytjung) and Yirritya animals, by Birrikidji Gumana, Yirrkala, 1963

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'Ngarra ceremony' by Birrikidji Gumana, Yirrkala, 1966

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Painting titled 'Nailfish - Barramundi', by Noel Nabegeyo

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Painting titled 'Two Ngalkordow', by Noel Nabegeyol

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Kungkarangkalpa (Seven Sisters) at Warnarn Rockhole

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Dot painting featuring flowers painted purple and yellow

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Black and white drawing of two silhouetted emu and a kangaroo, by Shane Pickett.

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Emu Dreaming at Pakupurunya (part of a Tringari cycle)

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Black and white drawing of two silhouetted figures and an emu and a kangaroo, by Shane Pickett.

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Black and white drawing of two silhouetted figures and an emu and a kangaroo, by Shane Pickett.

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Dot painting titled 'Wanpana (Jipiranpa)' by Wanda Limbiari and Donald Gibson

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Black and white drawing of two silhouetted figures and an emu and a kangaroo, by Shane Pickett.

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Bark painting of three turtles and three fish, by Djambalulan

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Bark painting of a squid and two fish, by Djambalulan

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Bark painting depicting two Mimi figures

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A bark painting with two squids and three fish, by Djambalulan

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Bark painting of a rock cod, by Djambalulan

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Carved wooden container with pokerwork design

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ooden container deocrated in red and white ochre

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Wooden container painted with dot design

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Wooden container with dot painting on the rounded side mounted and framed

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Wooden container painted with dot design

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Wooden container with two concentric circles

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Carved wooden container with pokerwork design

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Wooden container with a carved linear design

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Carved wooden container with pokerwork design

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Mounted and framed wooden container with a painted design comprising two snakes and other motifs

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Wooden container with a painted design depicting a bird flying over a landscape

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Yirritja Lightning Snake (The fish trap Story) by  Wakuthi Marawili

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Painting titled 'The Healing', by Keith F. Stewart, 1996

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Bark painting of a crocodile with a fish in it's mouth by Andrew Munakali

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Mischievous Spirit Man by Terry Waymungarra

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Browse collection by ATSIC office location

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Painting of two dolphins, fish and figures by Jim Dimer

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Kungkarangkalpa (Seven Sisters) at Warnarn Rockhole

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Bark painting depicting a black emu with two chicks

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David Malangi used to joke that he was the most popular painter in Australia. His image of the burial of Gurrmirrinju the Ancestral Hunter was reproduced on the $1 note when decimal currency was introduced to Australia in 1966. As Malangi used to say, most Australians carried his painting in their wallets.

Malangi paintings show aspects of the story of Gurrmirrinju, who died from the bite of a venomous snake. The Manharrnju clan performed the first burial ceremony for him while a mortuary feast was prepared beneath a wurrumbuku (white berry tree). Gurrmirrinju's body was painted with the Manharrnju clan design. Waterhole Life shows totemic animals surrounding the clan waterhole, which contains the souls of clan members. The central positioning of the waterhole reflects its significance to a person's identity. When a clan member dies, a diver duck descends into the waterhole and plucks their soul from the circle of life.

Malangi had a unique way of drawing dangerous spirit figures. He often incorporated elements of X-ray drawing to show the skeleton and internal organs of his subjects. X-ray is normally associated with painting in western Arnhem Land. The Dead Gurrmirringu depicts the hunter's body in a state of decay as birds eat at his flesh in a symbolic act of purification.

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Bark painting 'Totems of the Manarrngu Mortuary Rites' by David Malangi, Milingimbi, 1966

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Bark painting 'Waterhole Life' by David Malangi, Milingimbi

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Bark painting depicting a male human figure with outstretched hands by David Malangi, Milingimbi, 1965

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Bark painting 'Tree Spirit' by David Malangi, Milingimbi, 1967

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Bark painting depicting pike, file snake, diver bird, water goanna and kangaroo by David Malangi, Milingimbi, 1965

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Landscape of figures in a clearing surrounded by trees, by Revel Cooper

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Painting depicts two large long fish facing opposite directions

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Bark painting titled Mokoy (spirit) Dupiritu (Ditjpuritj) associated with Birrkula  (bee-hive, wild honey) ritual by Djawa,

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Bark painting titled Djalambu Emu Dance by Djawa, Milingimbi, Northern Territory

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Painting depicts the Yirritja Narra ceremony

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Bark painting primarily of diamond patterns in crosshatching and plain colours by Djawa and Bunguwuy, Milingimbi

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Bark painting titled Ngarra Ceremony by Djawa

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Bark painting depicting seven goanna-like forms with six other smaller animal forms by Djawa, Milingimbi, Northern Territory

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Bark painting titled Echidna Story by Djawa, Milingimbi, Northern Territory

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Muraina's Quarrel with Gandji, the Jabilai Man and Wurrban, the Emu Woman.

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Bark painting 'The Sea Voyage of the Djang'gawu Sisters' by Djunmal, Yawurriawurrungur

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Painting depicts two pairs of emus with their nests and eggs, surrounded by goannas and a snake.

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Bark painting depicting designs from both Arnhem Land moieties by Djunmal, Milingimbi, 1966

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Painting is divided into panels decorated with cross hatching and small circles

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Painting depicts a pair of decorated poles with crosshatched diamonds & bands.

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Signed Qantas Aboriginal cricket tour poster, 1988

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Painting depicts a crouching human figure and six large crayfish

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