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“The Dreamtime is the mythological representation of what Aboriginal people carry in their minds. The source of life! This knowledge has not just been planted in their minds, it is taught and structured through initiation and ceremony.” - A.P. Elkin, Professor of Anthropology,  1920’s-1930’s

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Arwengerrp (Bush Turkey) by Rosie Pwerle (SOLD)
Arwengerrp (Bush Turkey) by Rosie Pwerle (SOLD)
Arwengerrp (Bush Turkey) by Rosie Pwerle (SOLD)
Arwengerrp (Bush Turkey) by Rosie Pwerle (SOLD)
Arwengerrp (Bush Turkey) by Rosie Pwerle (SOLD)
Arwengerrp (Bush Turkey) by Rosie Pwerle (SOLD)
Arwengerrp (Bush Turkey) by Rosie Pwerle (SOLD)
Arwengerrp (Bush Turkey) by Rosie Pwerle (SOLD)

Arwengerrp (Bush Turkey) by Rosie Pwerle (SOLD)

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Rosie is painting the Bush Turkey Story. The Bush Turkey Story is associated with an ancestral dreaming from Rosie's country. The bush turkey, called arwengerrp in the Anmatyerre language, is usually found in densely grassed areas. The curvilinear pattern of dot work in this painting is symbolic of these tall grassy areas, and dots represent a seed that the bush turkey likes to eat.

 

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