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Australian :: Sculptures

Hollow-log burial pole

BANGGALA, England
Australia, c.1925 - 2001
Burarra people, Northern Territory

Hollow-log burial pole

1988, Gochan Jiny-jirra, central Arnhem Land, Northern Territory

natural pigments on carved hollow log

155.0 x 14.0 cm (irreg)

A.R. Ragless Bequest Fund 1988

Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide

© Estate of England Banggala/Licensed by Viscopy, 2013

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