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Untitled - Man's Travelling Dreaming
Untitled - Man's Travelling Dreaming
Untitled - Man's Travelling Dreaming
Untitled - Man's Travelling Dreaming
Untitled - Man's Travelling Dreaming
Untitled - Man's Travelling Dreaming
Untitled - Man's Travelling Dreaming
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Artist Name
Uta Uta Tjangala
Artwork Name
Untitled - Man's Travelling Dreaming, 1972
Medium
synthetic polymer paint on composition board
Dimensions
36.02 x 5.12 inches
92 × 13cm
Inventory ID
INV-TJAU-0001

Provenance

The Artist, painted at Papunya, Northern Territory
Howard Patrick, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, acquired directly from the above in the early 1970s
D’Lan Contemporary, Melbourne, Victoria
Carey Lyon and Joanne Crosby, Melbourne, Victoria, acquired from the above in 2019

Description

This painting bears the hand-written name ‘Wutawuta Tjangala’ in Peter Fannin’s hand verso.
Howard Patrick acquired this painting during a work trip for the Department of Aboriginal Affairs in the 1970’s. Shortly after his arrival at a camp called Yai Yai, near Pupunya, he was approached by Uta Uta who, rather forcibly, insisted he buy one of his paintings. At the time Howard’s exposure and knowledge of Aboriginal art was limited however he was struck by the culture, history and longlines he knew were depicted in the works produced by the Pintjupi artists.

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