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NINGURA NAPARRULA GIBSON - Women's Ceremony

NINGURA NAPARRULA GIBSON - Women's Ceremony

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NINGURA NAPARRULA GIBSON
 
TITLE: WOMEN'S CEREMONY
 
ACRYLIC ON CANVAS
74CM x 42CM
NINGURA HAS SIGNED THE PAINTING AND A PHOTO OF NINGURA WITH HER ARTWORK WILL BE PROVIDED
 
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DOB: c1938- 2013  -  Watulka
Language: Pintupi
Dreaming’s: Women’s Ceremony & Wirrulunga Country
 
 
Ningura was married to the late Yala Yala Tjungurrayi, a highly respected Pintupi Elder who held significant stories of his country and dreaming stories. They both moved to Papunya in the early days of the settlement.
 
In 1996 She was part of a group of high-ranking women from Kintore and Kiwirrkura who began painting for Papunya Tula Artists.
 
 
Ningura used heavy layers of acrylic paint which is strong and rich in linear design compositions. Ningura tells the stories of her ancestors of her land and its importance to her people as well as women’s ceremony.
 
She is one of the eight Indigenous Australian Artists who were chosen to paint the walls, floor, and ceiling of Europe’s most important museum – Musee Du Quai Branly in Paris. Her works are immortalized on the ceiling of the museum.
 
Her painting was featured on an Australian Stamp in 2002. In January 2007, Ningura Napurrula was included in the list of 50 most collectable artists judged by the Australian Art Collector.
 
Her paintings can bee seen in numerous galleries around Australia and the world.

This painting can be hung vertically or horizontally.
 
This painting was purchased directly from Ningura, and a gallery certificate of authenticity will be provided with the sale.

Authenticity

Authenticity
Altyerre Aboriginal Art provides its customers with a profile of the artist for every piece of artwork sold. This profile records information that Altyerre Aboriginal Art has gathered on the artist and general information on the stories that the artist paints. Altyerre Aboriginal Art encourages its artists to sign each piece of artwork either with a signature or a cross (some older artists cannot write their name).

Certificate of Authenticity
An artist profile and information on the story being painted is also provided and wherever possible, a photo of the artist holding the painting is included if possible. The certificate is comprised of the following details about the painting:
~ Catalogue No – A unique number assigned to each individual artwork
~ Size
~ Medium
~ Date the artwork was created (this may be an approximate date for our much older pieces)
~ Artist’s name
~ Artist’s Language Group
~ Artist’s Country
~ Title/Story of Artwork
~ Description of the artwork’s story as told by the artist where possible
~ Signature of the Altyerre Aboriginal Art owner

Each Certificate of Authenticity is printed onto Altyerre Aboriginal Art letterhead and provides exceptional provenance for each artwork.

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