Australian Indigenous Art
Australian Aboriginal dot painting, "Snakes at waterhole dreaming, acrylic on canvas, by Karen Taylor/Pitjanjatjari, using traditional Aboriginal dot technique, framed.
If you are unhappy with it for any reason when you receive it, let us know within 10 days and we will refund your purchase price as soon as the undamaged painting arrives at our base in Fort Myers, FL
"Snakes at Waterhole Dreaming", Australian Aboriginal dot painting, Karen Taylor. AGK007 ~ 13 1/4" x 17"
$300.00
Australian Aboriginal dot painting, "Snakes at waterhole dreaming, acrylic on canvas, by Karen Taylor/Pitjanjatjari, using traditional Aboriginal dot technique, framed.
Guaranteed to be the work of Pitjanjatjari artist, Karen Taylor. Acquired in Alice Springs, NT in 1994.
Karen Taylor was born in Port Augusta, South Australia, and started to paint at the age of 11 to help her aging grandmother, who’s eyesight was getting worse.
She moved to Alice Springs and has lived there for most of her adult life. She has developed her own style based on what her grandmother taught her.
We guarantee the authenticity of this genuine Australian indigenous work of art. We also guarantee your satisfaction with it if you purchase it.
If you are unhappy with it for any reason when you receive it, let us know within 10 days and we will refund your purchase price as soon as the undamaged painting arrives at our base in Fort Myers, FL
13 1/4" x 17" #AGK007
Additional Info
SHIPPING INFORMATION: An advantage to residents of the United States is, if you are shipping to an address within the 48 mainland United States, we will ship this painting at our expense, and you will avoid delays of trans-Pacific shipping, customs paperwork and import duties, as this authentic indigenous Australian Aboriginal dreamtime painting is currently secured in climate-controlled conditions in Fort Myers, Florida. For buyers who wish shipping to other locations, we can arrange that at your expense, to be negotiated after your purchase.
Rest assured this guaranteed authentic indigenous painting by Karen Taylor was not subject to any effects of the recent Hurricane Ian and is in pristine condition.