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whose work is located on this site-
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Kevin 'Chief' Pierpoint
Graham Lee Murray
Jakey Jakey
Bob Madden
Kayelene Echidna
Ricky Emmerton
Andy

             
    Some Large Canvases     Some Large Canvases       Little canvases
(all - $30)
    Beneath the Dust          

The platypus didn't join gangs so that he could be everyone's friend. The kangaroo brought happiness to the people
    By Chief Pierpoint
"Beneath the Dust"
- Unmounted acrylic on
canvas
H43 x W65cm
Au$355.00		    

"DAYTIME" By Andy
"A long time ago in the dreamtime when there was no day or night a fight between the brolga and emu
resulted in an egg being smashed into the sky. It burst into flame, all the creatures and the sky people
for the first time saw beautiful colours. Soon the egg died down and the first sunset was seen. The sky
people were saddened that all the colours were gone. So the next morning as the cookaburra called out, the sky people gathered sticks and built a fire in the sky which again brought all the colours. They have
done this every day since. But don’t imitate the cookaburra for fear of offending the sky people who
may not build a fire that day.

As told to the children of Mananura by visiting elders
from the Wiradjuri Tribe

450mm high x 600mm wide acrylic on canvas
$600. plus shipping
includes authenticity document

      

Koalas are very special. Grey like a rain cloud, they don't drink water like other animals, it comes to them from gum leaves. They were not harmed for fear of causing a drought
    andy art goanna          

Emu is said to bring good fortune. You are lucky to be part of the emu family, as they look after each other. The kangaroo brought happiness
   

"Pride of Our Land"- By Andy

The Goanna's shadow, walking proudly over the land, will always be there.

750mm high x 450mm wide

acrylic on canvas

$600 plus shipping
includes authenticity document

    

"Spirit Creatures" By Andy

-Walk proudly over their home land.

450mm high x 600mm wide

acrylic on canvas

$600 plus shipping
includes authenticity document

      

Kangaroos spread happiness and watch out for each other. The kangaroos make the land strong and their foot prints show that this is a place where people can be happy
                 
   

 

           

The goanna walks with pride over the land and the kangaroo spreads happiness
                 

Travelling across the land, the kangaroo brings happiness
                 

The dolphin (who once was a kangaroo) leaps out of the ocean to see the most beautiful land and bring happiness to its people
                 

The turtle is wise like an elder.Turtles can go beyond land into the water.The kangaroo brings joy and happiness
                 

The kangaroo travels across the land leaving foot prints and trailing happiness behind him
                 

The kangaroo went to a special land but distracted by the beauty he feel into the ocean and turned into a dolphin to keep happiness for the coastal people
                 

A long time ago, the kangaroo walked like people do. One kangaroo was blown away by the wind spirit, so he stretched his legs to reach the ground. Now he jumps.
                 
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