Tribal Paintings

Aboriginal abstract oil on canvas painting by Natasha Lennon

SET of 3 Vintage black framed black and blue India Ink drawings of topical fishing village scenes (signed) (PRICED AS SET)

I Ketut Tagen (Balinese, b. 1946), "Sea Landscape Scene", Acrylic on Canvas, signed "Ikt: Tagen:" and inscribed "Penestanan: / Kelod:" lower right, wood frame. Image: 18.25" H x 24.7...

I Ketut Tagen (Balinese, b. 1946), "Temple Scene", Acrylic on Canvas, signed "Ikt: Tagen:" and inscribed "Penestanan: / Kelod:" lower left. 52.25" H x 53.5" W.

I Ketut Tagen (Balinese, b. 1946), "Temple Procession Scene" Triptych, Three Acrylics on Canvas, one signed "IKTAGEN:" and inscribed "Penestanan: / Kelod" lower right. Each: 25" H x ...

This beautiful Bark painting comes from Northern Territory in Australia. The totemic animals of the clan are represented on the bark of eucalyptus tree. It is painted with pigments a...

Aboriginal artist Jorna Newberry is recognized for her distinctive style that blends tradition and modernity, while exploring deep themes linked to her culture and land. His often vibrant and lively works can combine traditional Aboriginal motifs with a contemporary aesthetic, creating unique and evocative compositions. Jorna Newberry is valued for her ability to convey cultural narratives and spiritual connections through her art, providing an authentic perspective on Aboriginal history and identity. His contribution to the contemporary Aboriginal art...

Mbuti Painting on Bark Cloth Mbuti People, Ituri Forest D.R.Congo 20th century Pounded inner bark fiber ( Ficus) organic colorants 29.5 x 18 inches 75 x 46 cm Published; Emmanuel P...

c. 1970s. From Africa, on wood frame.

In this extraordinary aboriginal painting, Julie Nangala Robinson depicts 'Pirlinyanu,' her father's country for which she is the custodian, near Mina Mina, a rocky land rich in deep water sources. Through her exploration of the water dream, she develops her unique visual language, continuing the colour contrast research initiated by her mother. Her canvases are minimalist, contemporary, and often painted primarily with three colours (mostly white, black, and red). This artwork comes from an art centre and has a registration number (2113-16). These details are provided on the back of the canvas. It is sold with a certificate of authenticity. Julie Nangala Robertson, also known as Robinson, was born in 1973 in Yuendumu, Northern Territory, Australia. She is one of the five daughters of the prominent artist Dorothy Napangardi. Robertson began painting in the late 1990s alongside her mother, Dorothy, which explains the highly refined and sophisticated technique evident in her works, passed down from her mother. With strong family roots and undeniable artistic talent, she is poised to become an iconic figure in contemporary Aboriginal art...

This exceptional painting by Nina Puruntatameri represents the ancestral motifs of a fertility rite called Kulama in the Tiwi Islands. According to the tradition, the Kulama ceremony...

A playful and whimsical late 20th century Mexican Otomi textile with myriad gold embroidered animals and plants including rabbits, deer, horses, and peac...