Medicine Leaves Dreaming Large Australian Aboriginal Painting Gloria Petyarre

An impressive and large contemporary aboriginal painting by renowned Australian artist Gloria Petyarre. It depicts her inherited dream time story of Bush Medicine leaves.
Artist: Gloria Tamerre Petyarre
(Australian Aboriginal, c.1945-2021)
Birthplace: Atnangkere Soakage
Language: Anmatyerre
Region: Utopia in Northern Territory
Medium: Acrylic on Belgium Linen.
Year of creation: 2006
Provenance: COA and artist biography from an art gallery in Australia where the painting was originally purchased.
Currently it is not stretched for a more economic shipping. Stretching and framing can be added upon request for additional cost.

Brief Biography:
In the 1970s, Gloria Tamerre Petyarre was a founding member of the Utopia Women's Batik Group. With wonderful confidence, she merged the traditional iconography of the Anmatyerre onto the new medium of silk. A very innovative and dynamic artist, Gloria exerted a great influence on others in the group. In the early 1980s, Gloria made her first painting on canvas and soon developed her unique style of depicting the stories and her understanding of the traditional country. The main dreamtime stories that she paints are the medicine leaves from Mulga bush, Mountain Devil Lizard, Bean, Emu, Pencil Yam, Grass Seed and Small Brown Grass as well as the traditional body paint designs worn by women. Gloria is a recipient of many awards. She is a renowned contemporary artist in Australia, and her works are widely exhibited and collected worldwide. Gloria was named as one of Australia's 50 most collectible artists by Australian Art Collector magazine in 1999 and 2000.