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Biography Jimmy Robertson renown internationally, is represented in Musée d'Orsay Paris, biography Encyclopedia Aboriginal artists dictionary of biographies page 78, |
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![]() Jimmy Robertson Jampijinpa Water Dreaming 198 illustrated 86 x 126 cm Acrylic on Belgian linen Buy Now Price framed: $58,000 |
![]() illustrated Water Dreaming Balgo 1989 Encyclopedia Aboriginal artists dictionary of biographies page 78 |
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Jimmy
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Please view Jimmy Robertson Jampijinpa full biography (page 78) Aboriginal artists dictionary of biographies: Western Desert, Central Desert and Kimberley Region by Margo Birnberg and Janusz B. Kreczmanski. Jimmy Robertson Jampijinpa was one of the best known painters in Lajamanu. He has taken dances, songs and paintings to Sydney, Perth and Adelaide, the USA and Paris. He is remembered by some in Paris for taking a trunk full of boomerangs and setting up a roadside stall on one of the main boulevards - an amazing and colourful individual, who attended the very first exhibition of the Lajamanu artists at the Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi in Melbourne in 1987. Jimmy lived in Lajamanu with two wives and nine children, he was full time painting as well as teaching dancing at Lajamanu Boys School.
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Water DreamingJimmy Robertson Jampijinpa 1933-2002 Water Dreaming Balgo, painted Lajamanu 1989
Acrylic on Belgian linen Illustrated: Encyclopedia Aboriginal artists page 78 by Margo Birnberg and Janusz B. Kreczmanski
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artists dictionary of biographies Western Desert Central Desert and
Kimberley Regionpage 78 - Jimmy Robertson Jampijinpa 1944–2002 Water Dreaming Balgo 1989 illustrated Margo Birnberg & Janusz B. Kreczmanski |
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