Alhepalh by Janice Clarke Kngwarreye

The delicate designs in this painting are inspired by the Alhepalh flower.

Alhepalh is a sparsely branched acacia shrub that is found abundantly near Janice's home in Utopia. It produces small soft coated brown seeds that were once used to make damper (bread) and small fragrant yellow flowers.   

Artist

Name: Janice Clarke Kngwarreye
Skin name: Kngwarreye (also spelled Kngwarrey, Ngwarai)
Language group: Alyawarr
Country: Ngkwarlerlanem
Area: Utopia Region, Central Australia

• Medium: Synthetic polymer paint on canvas
• Background colour: Black
• Size of painting: 30cm x 30cm 
• Border: Additional 6cm strip of black canvas border designed to be wrapped around a 2cm deep stretcher frame.
• This painting comes unstretched and rolled in a tube.
• This painting comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and artist profile.

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