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Australian :: Prints

The Horso Creek Massacre (1880s)

McKENZIE, Queenie
Australia, c.1915 - 1998
Gija people, Western Australia

The Horso Creek Massacre (1880s)

1997-98, Turkey Creek, east Kimberley, Western Australia; printed by Stuart Blannin Ferguson, Rousel Screenprints, Sydney

colour screenprint on paper

62.0 x 82.5 cm (image)

David Murray Bequest Fund 1999

Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide

© Courtesy of the Queenie McKenzie estate, 2013

996G21

Currently on display in Gallery 06