Aborigine Bark Painting

Australian Aborigine Bark Painting. In shadowbox frame. Ex collection Sidney & Gae Berman, New York, acquired circa 1975. Size: 13.5'' x 34'', (34 x 86 cm); frame: 18'' x 38'' x 1.75'' (46 x 97 x 4 cm

Aborigine Painting, natural pigment on bark. Size: 42" x 21" (107 x 53 cm).

Djayhgurrna "Crocodile Dreaming" from the Gunwinggu tribe natural earth pigments on eucalyptus bark Aborigine Australian artwork from the Oenpelli region. Measures in acrylic shadow box frame 69" (175

Trevol Mgainmirol "Jabiru eating fish and python eating frog, waterlilies" from the Gunwinggu tribe natural earth pigments on eucalyptus bark Aborigine Australian artwork from the Oenpelli region. Mea

George Djayh-Gurrna "Emu with Mimis" from the Gunwinggu tribe natural earth pigments on eucalyptus bark Aborigine Australian artwork from the Oenpelli region. Measures in acrylic shadow box frame 55"

unsigned; painted bark; framed under glass; 29 x 17 inches; 36 x 24 inches frame

20th Century Appears unsigned With two abstract, attenuated figures in polychrome pigments on bark in a Plexiglas shadow box 58" H x 19" W

Oceania, Australia, probably western Arnhem Land, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. An incredible sheet of eucalyptus bark incised and painted using natural pigments to form a fantastical fish, a barra

A superb, large Aboriginal bark painting from remote Millingimbi Island, off the coast of Central Arnhem Land, Australia. Natural earth pigments on eucalyptus bark.A highly abstracted human figure, mo

ABORIGINAL Bark Painting , DIMENSIONS : Height 15.50 inch / 39,5 cm Length 37.75 inch / 96 cm

Painting on bark depicting a fish (barramundi?). Provenance sales receipt from Aladdin Gallery (Sydney) states "collected 1930" from Milingimbi area of Arnhem Land in northern Australia. Piece measure

Oceania, Australia, probably western Arnhem Land, ca. mid to late 20th century CE. An incredible sheet of eucalyptus bark painted using natural pigments to depict a large fish, its body composed of dr

Some cracks, base is broken. 17 inches tall.

Aboriginal Bark Painting. Wundjina Spirit. Australian, Kimberley Region, mid to late 20th century, earth pigments on stringybark, measuring 22" high x 10" wide.

Oceania, Australia, Magwila Central Arnhem Land, early to mid 20th century CE. A beautiful, hand-painted eucalyptus bark painting using traditional Aboriginal techniques and featuring iconography that

Oceania, Australia, created by Billy Dulman of the Lambide clan, ca. late 20th century CE. A striking and distinctive bark painting by Aboriginal artist Billy Dulman, who is from the Gunbalanya (Oenpe

Daguwal (Aboriginal Australian (Arnhem Land Region), 20th c). Bark painting with geometric and animal motifs including fish and a turtle.Provenance: From the distinguished collection of the Walker Art

Jacky Namadali (Australian, second half of the 20th century CE), Oceania, Australia, Arnhem Land, ca. late 20th century CE. A fantastic sheet of eucalyptus bark incised and painted using natural pigme

Johnny Nagabuntji (20th c. ) Aborigine Painting on canvas. Size: 39" x 19.5", 99 x 50 cm (stretcher).

100% of the Hammer price of all lots sold in this auction will be donated to Community Food Share by Artemis Gallery. $1.00 = 3 meals! **Originally Listed At $900** Bob Wanur Namundja, also known a

Aboriginal Bark Painting, Mimih Spirits. Bill Murrbbunkurla Namunjdja (1959 - ). Arnhem Land, Australia, earth pigments on stringybark, fastened to hardwood branch stays with woven natural fibres, mea

Duryurbu (Aboriginal Australian (Arnhem Land Region), 20th c). Bark painting with geometric designs and animal motifs. Signed along the verso.Provenance: From the distinguished collection of the Walke

Bambum or Bamkurn (Aboriginal Australian (Arnhem Land Region), 20th c). Bark painting with geometric designs and possibly animal motifs.Provenance: From the distinguished collection of the Walker Art

Oceania, Papua New Guinea, ca. 20th century CE. A beautiful pendant pair of bark paintings, most likely created to decorate the exterior of a home. The two paintings are nearly identical, each one dep