Item - Jinamoom
| ID | UNSW PR 2011/1038 (116739) |
| Artist | Peggy GRIFFITHS (1950 - ) |
| Title | Jinamoom |
| Alternate Titles | (part of the Waringarri Suite) |
| Category | |
| Medium | colour etching |
| Materials | coloured inks, paper support |
| Edition Number | 34/50 |
| Measurements (cms) | |
| Height | 25.00 |
| Width | 25.00 |
| Depth | 0.00 |
| Other | 0.00 |
| Marks/Inscriptions | |
| Location | signed lower right beneath image; also embossed studio mark in lower right corner |
| Signed | signed in pencil: Peggy Griffiths |
| Produced | |
| When | 2008 |
| Where | Australia, NT, Darwin, Northern Editions Printmaking Studio |
| Style | Abstract |
| Subject | Landmap |
| Credit Line | Purchased 2011 |
| Description/Remarks | Image segmented into 6 parts by thick olive-green, sinuous lines radiating from the centre to the margins. Each segment patterned with short curved strokes in red and green against a yellow, cream or orange ground. From Waringarri Aboriginal Arts - "Print Description: Jinamoom is the area of the Keep River as it flows through the gorge. During the wet season it is joined by lots of little floodwater creeks and the open country becomes marshy. There are lots of new grasses and spinifex growing and you can see the spirit of country as it moves across the land with the wind in the grasses." |
| Exhibition History | Kimberley Ink: the Waringarri Suite and selected new etchings Northern Editions Gallery, Darwin; thence University of Wollongong, Heritage House Cultural Centre, South Perth (16/08/2008 - 00/04/2009) Prints Charming: introducing The Waringarri Suite Booker-Lowe Gallery, Houston, Texas, USA (21/01/2010 - 18/03/2010) |
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