Red Desert Dreamings Aboriginal Art
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Whether you're an avid collector or new to the world of Aboriginal art, we're here to assist you in finding a piece that will hold a special place in your heart. Our collection showcases diverse artworks by skilled indigenous artists hailing across Australia including the Central and Western Desert regions of Central Australia, The Kimberley, Tiwi Islands and more.
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Red Desert Dreamings is proud to showcase this collection of paintings and sculpture, representing the value and beauty that can be found in more financially approachable art. The maximum price of any piece in this collection is $3500.
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Bambatu Campbell Napangardi
Bambatu Campbell Napangardi was born in Winron, Pintupi country, across the Western Australian border, east of Kiwirrkura.
Bambatu lived apart from white people with her family in the bush until her teens, living a raditional aboriginal life with her family, hunting and living off the land.
While visiting relatives in Balgo she met Dini Campbell Tjampitjinpa, they later married. Dini Campbell’s older brother, Anatjari Tjampitjinpa, was one of the original Aboriginal artists painting in Papunya.
Bambatu Napangardi was taught to paint by her husband, and now she paints her own Dreamtime stories passed on to her by her both her parents as well as her husband, Dini Campbell Tjampitjinpa.
Her paintings are of Aboriginal women’s ceremonies and her works depict the traditional symbols of the central desert. Her linear works are bold and strong which reflect the techniques taught to her by Dini Campbell, typical of artists from Kintore and Papuyna
Bambatu lived apart from white people with her family in the bush until her teens, living a raditional aboriginal life with her family, hunting and living off the land.
While visiting relatives in Balgo she met Dini Campbell Tjampitjinpa, they later married. Dini Campbell’s older brother, Anatjari Tjampitjinpa, was one of the original Aboriginal artists painting in Papunya.
Bambatu Napangardi was taught to paint by her husband, and now she paints her own Dreamtime stories passed on to her by her both her parents as well as her husband, Dini Campbell Tjampitjinpa.
Her paintings are of Aboriginal women’s ceremonies and her works depict the traditional symbols of the central desert. Her linear works are bold and strong which reflect the techniques taught to her by Dini Campbell, typical of artists from Kintore and Papuyna
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