walter brown tjangala | original artwork | tingari - ID34369

walter brown tjangala | original artwork | tingari - ID34369
walter brown tjangala | original artwork | tingari - ID34369
walter brown tjangala | original artwork | tingari - ID34369

walter brown tjangala | original artwork | tingari - ID34369

Dimensions: 101 x 149cm
Material: Acrylic on linen

Regular price $6,200.00
/

  • ready to ship
Availability [1]

Original artwork painted in 2021. A beautiful collection of contemporary First Nations original artworks. All sold with a Certificate of Authenticity. Artworks are stretched and ready to hang.

Whilst there may be other pieces available from this artist in the future, once sold, this specific artwork will no longer be available.

BRAND | First Nations Art Collection


Click for more ideas from BRAND | First Nations Art Collection

As Australians, we're proud to be an outlet for genuine Australian art. We now offer a curated selection of original First Nations art. Expect an ever-changing variety of precious pieces from contemporary First Nation artists like Jeannie Mills Pwerle, Abie Loy Kemarre, Gloria Petyarre Maitland Nelson Tjapurrula, and many Utopia artists. All First Nations artworks are sold with a Certificate of Authenticity.

Click for more ideas from DESIGNER | Walter Brown Tjangala

Walter Brown Tjangala is the son of the internationally renowned Ronnie Tjampitjinpa who is from the remote region of “Walangurru” near the Kintore Ranges, about 530km west of Alice Springs. Walter’s father was highly influential on Walter’s artistic evolution as Ronnie was a founding member of the Papunya Tula Western Desert art movement of the 1970’s. Like his father, Walter’s Dreaming encompasses the sacred men’s ceremonies that come from his community in Kintore. These include Tingari, Fire Dreaming and Spear Dreaming.

The Tingari story is the male story of creation, when the ancestral spirits came across the land and created the natural elements and landscape.

Walter’s signature Spear Dreaming was taught to him by his artist father, who is very well-known for painting Fire Dreaming. The story tells of the hunting and ceremonial spears passing through the fire, which is both a practical and symbolic tradition held by certain men within Walter’s community. This ceremony is traditionally a closed ceremony, to which only the men of Kintore are allowed to attend.

Walter’s depictions of his Dreaming are vivid and bold, encompassing strong contrasting colours and lines to create visually stunning pieces of contemporary art.

  • Bulky item. Please note: Bulky items may not be able to ship to a PO box. Delivery calculated at checkout
  • ready to ship