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Peggy White Nakamarra (b. 1949) paintings

Biography Peggy White Nakamarra working for Warlpiri Community Artists has been painting for over 40 years. Peggy comes from a long line of renowned artists represented in collections in Australia, America and England.
*Peggy* White *Nakamarra (b.1949)* Acrylic on Belgian linen Framed: 162 x 120 cm Buy Now *Price: $11,000*	*Peggy* White *Nakamarra (b.1949)* Acrylic on Belgian linen Framed: 162 x 120 cm Buy Now *Price: $11,000*	*Peggy* White *Nakamarra (b.1949)* Acrylic on Belgian linen Framed: 162 x 120 cm Buy Now *Price: $11,000*
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Peggy Nakamarra White biography RETURN TOP Works by Peggy Nakamara White (1949– ) The Collection of Art Gallery of New South Wales. Peggy Nakamarra White has been painting for over 40years, she comes from a long line of renowned artists. COLLECTIONS Art Bank Sydney Art Gallery of NSW, Sydney Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane Homes a Court Collection, Perth Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, Darwin *Central Australian Aboriginal Media Association collection, Alice Sprigs* **National Museum Warsaw Poland; private collectors and corporate Australia, America, Europe and England For a number of years Peggy White Nakamarra has been working for Warlpiri Community Artists. Peggy Nakamarra White pays particular attention to details deciphering her ancestral Dreaming stories to good quality and inspiring paintings. The central design of her paintings represent the Sacred Site of North Mission Creek. The three central circles depict the water holes and the adjoining lines represent the river. The dashes in between the curvy lines symbolize the Ancestral Snake spears and the two small black circles are his homes. The “U” shapes depict women digging for water. Women dig for water in the damp areas creating soakage. RETURN TOP**

horizontal Wisdom and Fertility 2002 Ancestral Snake *Peggy* White *Nakamarra (b.1949)* Acrylic on Belgian linen Image Size: 123 x 80 cm Framed size: 162 x 120 cm Provenance Warumpi Community Art Gallery Centre Alice Springs, the first Art Centers operated fully by Aboriginal artists. Warumpi Community Art Centre included artists Billy Stockman, Long Jack Phillipus and William Sandy NOTES RETURN TOP

vertical Wisdom and Fertility 2002 Ancestral Snake *Peggy* White *Nakamarra (b.1949)* Acrylic on Belgian linen Image Size: 123 x 80 cm Framed size: 162 x 120 cm Provenance Warumpi Community Art Gallery Centre Alice Springs, the first Art Centers operated fully by Aboriginal artists. Warumpi Community Art Centre included artists Billy Stockman, Long Jack Phillipus and William Sandy NOTES RETURN TOP

Ancestral Snake Journey of Wisdom & Fertility 2002 *Peggy* White *Nakamarra (b.1949)* Acrylic on Belgian linen Image Size: 123 x 80 cm Framed size: 162 x 120 cm Provenance Warumpi Community Art Gallery Centre Alice Springs, the first Art Centers operated fully by Aboriginal artists. Warumpi Community Art Centre included artists Billy Stockman, Long Jack Phillipus and William Sandy NOTES RETURN TOP
NOTES: RETURN TOP The Ancestral Snake represents Wisdom and Fertility representing the journey to acquire Wisdom and the Wealth, Abundance and joy of Fertility. Peggy depicts the Ancestral Snake travel from Winbarrku to Lilliba. Ancestral Snake stopped during his journey at six sites performing ceremonies. The sacred sites are symbolized as the concentric circles, they are Winbarrku, Yuendemu, Mission Creak West of Yuendemu, North of Mission Creak - Place of the Water Hole, Lama Valley and Lilliba. The central design represents the Sacred Site of North Mission Creek. The three central circles depict the water holes and the adjoining lines represent the river. The dashes in between the curvy lines symbolize the Ancestral Snake spears and the two small black circles are his homes. The “U” shapes depict women digging for water. Women dig for water in the damp areas creating soakage. RETURN TOP
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