Click to enlargeCharlie Djurritjini
b. 1952
- Region
- Arnhem Land
- Community
- Ramingining
- Language group
- Ganalbiŋu (Ganalbingu)
Warrnyu (Flying Foxes), Gurrumatji (Magpie Geese) and Karritjar (Water Python), 1990
natural earth pigments on plywood
120 x 269 cm Frame: 126 x 275 cm
- Provenance
- Bula Bula Arts, Ramingining, NT
Kimberly Art, Vic
- Exhibited
- Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Paddington NSW, January – February 1991
- Artwork story
- This work shows a number of the artist's totems. Djuritjini's totems are Barnda (long-necked tortoise), Djamandarr (wild taro), Njalknjalk (freshwater herring) from country near Gatji, Magpie Geese, Karr – spider, Arafura Wetlands story, water pythons, bamboo shoots, bustard or plains turkey, long neck tortoise, fresh water catfish, Lungkurr’ma spirit with fire, flying fox, Mewal dhuwa honey spirit and black headed python.