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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.”- Professor A.P. Elkin, Professor of Anthology, 1920’s-1930’s. 

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Women looking for Bush Mistletoe by Marie Ryder (SOLD), 30cm x 30cm. Aboriginal Painting. #AboriginalArt #UtopiaLane
Women looking for Bush Mistletoe by Marie Ryder (SOLD), 30cm x 30cm. Aboriginal Painting. #AboriginalArt #UtopiaLane
Women looking for Bush Mistletoe by Marie Ryder (SOLD), 30cm x 30cm. Aboriginal Painting. #AboriginalArt #UtopiaLane
Women looking for Bush Mistletoe by Marie Ryder (SOLD), 30cm x 30cm. Aboriginal Painting. #AboriginalArt #UtopiaLane

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Size: 30cm x 30cm
Medium: Synthetic polymer paint on canvas

 

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Marie paints women collecting angkwerrpme. Angkwerrpme is the name for Mistletoe in Marie’s language. There are many different types of angkwerrpme in Central Australia, where all but one or two produce edible berries. In this painting Marie paints one that has sweet edible berries that the women collect for the community. Marie has also illustrated the women, represented by the footprints, collecting the angkwerrpme. Marie likes to use traditional ochre colours in the background design to reflect the rich sand hill country of Central Australia.

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