Namorok Timothy Dumoo - Carpet Lizard, Butterflies And Flowers, 2023
$160.00
58.5 x 39 cm
'When I was sent to the mission school in Port Keats, I would always see them. The priests and nuns wouldn’t let us go hunting. Our families would walk out of the bush and bring lizards and whatever they caught. The families were told not to get bush tucker and were sent away. We lived in a dormitory.' Acrylic paint on unstretched canvas (frame is not included).
'When I was sent to the mission school in Port Keats, I would always see them. The priests and nuns wouldn’t let us go hunting. Our families would walk out of the bush and bring lizards and whatever they caught. The families were told not to get bush tucker and were sent away. We lived in a dormitory.' Acrylic paint on unstretched canvas (frame is not included).
58.5 x 39 cm
'When I was sent to the mission school in Port Keats, I would always see them. The priests and nuns wouldn’t let us go hunting. Our families would walk out of the bush and bring lizards and whatever they caught. The families were told not to get bush tucker and were sent away. We lived in a dormitory.' Acrylic paint on unstretched canvas (frame is not included).
'When I was sent to the mission school in Port Keats, I would always see them. The priests and nuns wouldn’t let us go hunting. Our families would walk out of the bush and bring lizards and whatever they caught. The families were told not to get bush tucker and were sent away. We lived in a dormitory.' Acrylic paint on unstretched canvas (frame is not included).
58.5 x 39 cm
'When I was sent to the mission school in Port Keats, I would always see them. The priests and nuns wouldn’t let us go hunting. Our families would walk out of the bush and bring lizards and whatever they caught. The families were told not to get bush tucker and were sent away. We lived in a dormitory.' Acrylic paint on unstretched canvas (frame is not included).
'When I was sent to the mission school in Port Keats, I would always see them. The priests and nuns wouldn’t let us go hunting. Our families would walk out of the bush and bring lizards and whatever they caught. The families were told not to get bush tucker and were sent away. We lived in a dormitory.' Acrylic paint on unstretched canvas (frame is not included).
