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Soakage and Bush Tucker by Rosie Pwerle by Rosie Pwerle, 30cm x 30cm. Australian Aboriginal Art.
Soakage and Bush Tucker by Rosie Pwerle by Rosie Pwerle, 30cm x 30cm. Australian Aboriginal Art.
Soakage and Bush Tucker by Rosie Pwerle by Rosie Pwerle, 30cm x 30cm. Australian Aboriginal Art.
Soakage and Bush Tucker by Rosie Pwerle by Rosie Pwerle, 30cm x 30cm. Australian Aboriginal Art.

Soakage and Bush Tucker by Rosie Pwerle (SOLD)

30cm x 30cm
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This painting by Rosie Pwerle depicts soakages (or waterholes) that are spread across her land in the Utopia Region, as well as bush tucker.

The soakages are depicted by the circular shapes; either filled with blue denoting they are full of water, or left black for those that are dried up and empty.

Oval shapes represent coolamons which are carved wooden bowls that are full of bush tucker that has been collected in bulk.

Collecting water and bush tucker is still practiced today in Utopia.

  • Medium: Synthetic polymer paint on canvas
  • Size of painting: 30cm x 30cm
  • Background colour: Black
  • Canvas border: Approx 6cm, black
  • This painting comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and artist profile.

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