EUNICE NAPANGARDI ABORIGINAL ART BUSH BANANA DREAMING

This BUSH BANANA DREAMING is an absolute master work from Eunice Napangardi and would have taken an enormous amount of time to complete. Eunice's works are collected the world over and hang in many prestigous galleries.

183cm x 122cm (6'x4')   

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EUNICE'S STORY

Born at Yuendumu in the early 1950s, Eunice’s languages are Luritja and Warlpiri. She is the sister of Pansy, Rene Robinson and Alice Napangardi, with whom she shared many Dreamings stories.

Eunice was an apprentice to her late husband, Kaapa Tjampitjimpa, and helped him with his paintings for several years in the early 1980s. Gaining experience and technique, Eunice emerged in the late 1980s as an artist in her own right, becoming one of the Central Desert's leading Aboriginal artists. Kaapa was one of the first artists to paint in Papunya and was most likely responsible for the Central Desert painting movement as we see it today. Eunice's Bush Banana paintings are world renowned.

Working alongside Kaapa and later Maxi Tjampitjinpa (her second husband), provided Eunice with the opportunity to become one of the most important Aboriginal women artists to emerge from the desert and has earned her own place as a master - demonstrating excellence, great technique, and artistic flair. Eunice is noted for her connectedness to Yuparli - the Bush Banana which has both nutritional and healing properties. It is of immense importance to the Aboriginal people of Central Australia.

Eunice unfortunately passed away suddenly in 2005

Painting is stretched and ready to hang and admire although Frame is slightly warped and may need to be restretched.