Barney Campbell Tjakamarra (B. 1928 - 2007)

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Barney Campbell Tjakamarra, born in the area of Karrkurritinytja Lake Macdonald around 1928. He is one of the old masters, one of the few who was involved from the start of the Aboriginal art movement in the 70’s. He is a senior Law man. View Barney Campbell Tjakamarra biography at Australian Encyclopaedia Aboriginal Artists dictionary of biographies, page 345 and click Barney Campbell BIOGRAPHY

 

Artist:     Barney Campbell Tjakamarra (B. 1928 - 2007)
Title:
      Tingari Cycle McDonald Ranges 
Medium: 
Acrylic on Belgian linen
Image Size:
123 x 82 cm
Signed:  on reverse
Price (inc. GST):  $11,000 -  a contemporary Gold leaf frame included
Certificate from Aboriginal Desert Art Gallery Alice Springs the Australian Northern Territory.

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Artist:      Barney Campbell Tjakamarra (B. 1928 - )
Title:
     Tingarri Cycle The Creation Time 
Medium: 
Acrylic on Belgian linen
Image Size: 91
x 46cm
Signed:  on reverse
Price (framed):
   SOLD

 

Barney Campbell Biography:
Barney Campbell is an old master and
a senior Law man, he was born in the area of Karrkurritinytja (Lake Macdonald) circe 1928. Barney Campbell is one of the few involved from the start of the Aboriginal art movement in the 70’s. Please view Barney Campbell  full Curriculum Vitae page 345 Australian Encyclopaedia Aboriginal Artists dictionary of biographies. Campbell work has been exhibited throughout Australia and Europe and Asia in private and corporate collections. Barney Campbell, a senior Lawman, paints Tingari Cycle stories from around Lake Macdonald. In his paintings, the Dreaming stories are usually depicted in a dramatic juxtaposition of black, red and white colours. Born in the area of Karrkurritinytja (Lake Macdonald). Barney Campbell, a senior Lawman, paints Tingari Cycle stories from around Lake Macdonald. In his paintings, the Dreaming stories are usually depicted in a dramatic juxtaposition of black, red and white colours.

COLLECTIONS:
Art Gallery of South Australia (Adelaide)
Queensland Art Gallery (Brisbane)
National Gallery of Australia (Canberra)
Museum & Art Gallery Northern Territory (Darwin)
Art Bank (Sydney)
Australian Art Gallery
National Gallery of Victoria (Melbourne)
Gallery of Victoria (Melbourne)
Victorian Art Centre Melbourne
Art Gallery of Western Australia (Perth)
Anthropology Art Museum Perth
Homes a Court Gallery and gallery Collection (Perth)
Aboriginal Desert Art Gallery Alice Springs

J
inta Desert Art Gallery
A
boriginal Galleries of Australia, Melbourne
Aboriginal Desert Art Gallery, Alice Springs
Corporate and private collection in Australia and throughout the world.

Select Bibliography:
Australian Aboriginal Art from the Collection of Donald Kahn; 1991, Lowe Art Museum, University of Miami, USA; Bardon, G., 1979, Aboriginal Art of the Western Desert, Rigby, Adelaide. (C) ; Berndt, R. M. and Berndt, C. H. with Stanton, J., 1982; Aboriginal Australian Art, a Visual Perspective, Methuen Australia Pty Ltd, Sydney; Brody, A., 1985, The face of the centre: Papunya Tula paintings; 1971-1984, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne; Bardon, G., 1991, Papunya Tula Art of the Western Desert; McPhee Gribble, Ringwood, Victoria. (C) ; Caruana, W., 1993, Aboriginal Art, Thames and Hudson, London. (C) ; Isaacs, J., 1989, Australian Aboriginal Paintings, Weldon Publishing, New South Wales; Johnson, V., 1994, The Dictionary of Western Desert Artists; Craftsman House, East Roseville, New South Wales. (C) ; Maughan, J., and Zimmer, J., (eds), 1986, Dot and Circle, a Retrospective Survey of the Aboriginal Acrylic Paintings of Central Australia, exhib. cat., Communication Services Unit; Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Melbourne. (C) ; Schulz, D., 1994, Lines from the Dreamtime, The Australian Way, Qantas in flight magazine, May 1994; West, M.K.C., (ed.), 1988, The Inspired Dream, Life as art in Aboriginal Australia, exhib. cat., Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane; 1993, Tjukurrpa Desert Dreamings, Aboriginal Art from Central Australia (1971-1993), exhibition cat., Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth.



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