Polly Ngale, "Bush Plum (Arnwetky) Dreamings” 1990 x 1520 Aboriginal Art

Polly Ngale is a highly sought-after artist and her paintings command a high ticket price due to the demand for her intricate ‘bush plum’ design. Signed by Polly with her signature ‘cross mark’ this painting will brighten any home with its ‘Autumn’ palette. This painting is titled, "Bush Plum (Arnwetky) Dreamings". Artist biography below.

Details of Painting:

• Acrylic on canvas
• Painting is not framed and comes rolled
• Sizing: 1990 x 1520 (approx.)
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About Polly Ngale

Polly is from the Anmatyarre tribe and was born in the 1940s, a well sought after Aboriginal Artist.

Often assisting her sister Kathleen as well as the late Emily Kngwarreye Kame with whom she resided in the same country, Polly's artistic career began in silk batiks like that of many women in Utopia before moving onto acrylic paints on canvas. 

Polly's art has featured in collections and exhibitions across the world including the USA, Europe, and Australia.

Design Inspiration

Polly, along with her sisters is the senior custodian of the ‘Bush Plum’ (Arnwekety) Dreaming.  Polly’s designs captivate the bush plum and its interaction with her country. You will note her style builds up upon a layer of colour displaying a multi-dimensional effect that is absolutely mesmerising.

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