SHARON NAMINA (1981 - )

Acrylic On Canvas

Title: Women'S Ceremonies

Image Size: 44.5cm x 134cm

Signature Details: Signed By Artist; Certificate Dated 21/9/09

Catalogue No. Rt687; Artist'S Name And Language (Anmatyerre) Noted On Documentation

Accompanied By A Certificate Of Authenticity

Condition: Good - Refer To Images

Provenance: Sharon Namina Is An Aboriginal Artist From Stirling, Central Australia, Working In The Anmatyerre Language Group. She Is Recognized For Her Depictions Of Women'S Ceremonies—Sacred Cultural Narratives Passed Through Song And Dance Cycles That Document The Ancestral Beings' Teachings Of Women'S Law And Ceremony. Her Work Illustrates Traditional Implements Including Digging Sticks, Grinding Implements, And Coolamon Carriers. Namina'S Abstract Compositions Employ Symbolic

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