Australian Indigenous Art
Australian Aboriginal dot painting, “Ceremonial string dance dreaming”, acrylic on canvas, William Sandy/Pitjantjatjari.
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"Ceremonial String Dance Dreaming", Australian Aboriginal dot painting, William Sandy AGKB06 ~ 46 1/2" x 26 1/4"
$1,700.00
Australian Aboriginal dot painting, “Ceremonial string dance dreaming”, acrylic on canvas, William Sandy/Pitjantjatjari.
This painting is remarkably detailed in its execution of Aboriginal dot painting technique. The color is both muted and vibrant, suitable for most decor color schemes
William Sandy is one of the most important indigenous Australian painters. He began painting for Papunya Tula, a pioneering Aboriginal artists cooperative, in 1975, and was one of the first Pitjantjatjara natives to become involved in the Aboriginal art movement.
Papunya Tula, where we acquired this guaranteed authentic William Sandy painting, was formed in 1972, owned and operated by Aborigines from the Western Desert.
We guarantee the authenticity of this work of indigenous Australian art.
We also guarantee your satisfaction. If you are unhappy with your purchase for any reason, let us know with 10 days and we will refund your purchase price upon receiving the undamaged painting at our base in Fort Myers, FL.
46 1/2" high x 26 1/4" wide #AGKB06
