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Nancy Ross Nungurrayi (1935-2010) paintings

Biography *Nancy Ross born around 1935 is represented in corporate and private collectors in Australia and throughout the world*
Nancy Ross Nungurrayi (1935-2010) NR200112-9482 Acrylic on Belgian linen 155 x 125 cm Buy Now *Price: contact us*	Nancy Ross Nungurrayi (1935-2010) NR200114-9437 Acrylic on Belgian linen 152 x 48 cm Buy Now *Price: contact us*	Nancy Ross Nungurrayi (1935-2010) NR200113-9436 Acrylic on Belgian linen 152 x 48 cm Buy Now *Price: contact us*
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*Nancy Ross Nungurrayi (1935-2010) Biography* *RETURN TOP* Nancy Ross paintings are top-quality unique works of art with good composition and superb tone of colour. Nancy Ross paintings have the physical presence of much contemporary work of art. *Nancy Ross Nungurrayi born around 1935 is* *represented in corporate and private collectors in Australia and throughout the world. Nancy Ross work was included in the famous "Kiwirrkura" project, paintings were published in “Papunya Tula" and auctioned to raise funds for the "Kintore" home.* About Nancy Ross painting designs COLLECTIONS Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, Darwin Art Bank, Sydney; Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide Flinders Art Museum Flinders University, Adelaide Homes a Court Collection, Perth Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth Birth site "Karrku”, a large hill south of Kiwirrkura approximately 800km West of Alice Springs Language/Tribal Group Ngaatjatjarra and Pintupi/Luritja Historical Nancy and her family walked into Papunya from Wala Wala in the Gibson Desert, prior to the last group of traditional people being brought in by Native Welfare patrols under Jeremy Long. Nancy came in with her late Tjampitjinpa husband and two other co-wives. She is the sister of Naata Nungurrayi and George Tjungarrayi and now she lives at Kintore with her family. RETURN TOP**

*NR200112-9482 circa 2006* *Nancy Ross Nungurrayi* *(1935-2010)* *Acrylic on Belgian linen* *155 x 125 cm* *NOTES* *RETURN TOP*

*NR200114-9437* *Nancy Ross Nungurrayi* *(1935-2010)* *Acrylic on Belgian linen* *152 x 48 cm* *NOTES* *RETURN TOP*

NR200113-9436 *Nancy Ross Nungurrayi* *(1935-2010)* *Acrylic on Belgian linen* *152 x 48 cm* *NOTES* *RETURN TOP*

Nancy Ross Nungurrayi paintings *RETURN TOP* Nancy Ross paintings are top-quality unique works of art with good composition and superb tone of colour. Nancy paintings have the physical presence of much contemporary work of art. Nancy Ross Nungurrayi paintings depict her country especially the "Kintore" area. Nancy Ross designs are complex and she pay great attention to the details to depicts the dreaming sites or “Tjukurrpa” that relate to Nancy’ traditional homeland. Nancy Ross in her paintings depicts sand hills area (tali) and the rocky hills area (puli) as a series of curved linear patterns. The main site known as “Marrapinti” is the site were women gathered for ceremony during the time of creation. Nancy designs represent various aspects of the landscape such as sand dunes and rock escarpments known as (tali) and (puli) respectively. Nancy paints her “Karrku” story (refers to red ochre). The women can be seen depicted as “U” shapes and the background colours and designs represent various aspects of the landscape such as sand dunes and rock escarpments known as (tali) and (puli) respectively. The concentric circles refer to the locations used for ceremony. The parallel lines that connect each of these sites are song lines established during ancestral activity. These are used during the movement from one site to the next and provide evidence of the presence of ancestral beings. Many of Nancy’s paintings depict women grinding wangunu, a grass seed used to make traditional damper. Apart from the symbols used to represent the women and their activities. Women also gathered “kumparapara” native tomato, the dried fruit was ground to paste and baked in hot coals. Nancy Ross was included in the Kiwirrkura Women’s project the painting was auctioned to raise funds for the Kintore acommodation. The painting is published in the “Papunya Tula". Nancy’s stories include; “Mantarrkurra”, “Tunitjarra”- kunkga tjuta or “many women”, “Marrapinti” – women’s business. “Mamuttjulku” – Nancy’s (Tjapaltjarri) father’s site. Also she paints “Mantjintjalkara” area located in the Karrku area and “Wirunya” story about a ceremonial skirt worn by women. Nancy Ross Nungurrayi work is in high demand and her paintings are represented in major private and public collections throughout the world. *RETURN TOP*
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