| Description/Remarks |
Cream, pink, yellow, orange, burgundy acrylic paint on linen. Narrow (approximately 12) rows of stripes across most of surface. "This painting depicts the travels of the Kungka Kutjarra (Two Women) to a site on the south side of Lake MacDonald. The two women were digging for the small animal Kuningka (Western Quoll). These animals usually live in burrows which were dug by other animals such as the Burrowing Bettong or rabbits and occasionally in hollow logs. The lines in the work represent spun hair which is used for making hair-belts which are worn during ceremonies." From Papunya Tula Artists Pty Ltd documentation certificate, catalogue no. MN 20000451 dated 20/11/00, signed by D Williams for W. Eager. Painted at Kintore during 2000, language group Pintupi. |
