Mid Year Sale 2010
Hunting Bush Tucker by June Sultan Napanga
With the use of Aboriginal symbols this artwork depicts many different hand crafted weapons and implements Aboriginal people used, when hunting and gathering Bush tucker. The term
'Bush tucker' is used by Aboriginal people as a food source.
Illustrated are weapons Aboriginal men use for hunting, such as; boomerangs, spear, woomera and nula nula
.
The Aboriginal women will use implements such as, digging sticks and coolamon's to transport Bush tucker that has been gathered.
It also depicts a Goanna and Snake, both totemic spirits.
If you would like to know more about Hunting Bush Tucker and the relationship with Aboriginal Art and culture, please read the following articles:
Title: Hunting Bush Tucker
Artist: June Sultan Napanga
ID: 09091793
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 69x61
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