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  • Mary Pultara

Women are gathered around three secret places, they are dancing and singing. The concentration of simple coloured dots represents the dust which rises during the dancing. Wild summer flowers are scattered all about.

  • Size 90 cm x 60 cm
  • Medium Synthetic polymer on canvas
  • Provenance Gifted 1988 by Emeritus Professor Dr Mary Sheehan
About the artist

Mary Pultara is the mother of Lisa Pultara who painted Women’s corroboree, and the daughter of Kitty Pultara-Naparula who painted Women’s corroboree at Laramba. Mary’s family Dreamings are Kangaroo and Lychee. She is a member of the Anmatyere Tribe, Central Northern Territory.

More about the provenance

Emeritus Professor Dr Mary Sheehan, was an academic in QUT’s Faculty of Health, School of Psychology and Counselling.

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