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Pam Brandy Hall – Corroboree – My Country

AUD $65.00

Pam Brandy Hall

17.5 × 17.5 × 1.5 cm

OZABPBHMA

.5 kg

Artist: Pam Brandy Hall
Title: My Country
Aboriginal Nation: Bundjalung Tribe, Baryulgil
Area: NSW
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 10cm x 10cm – 17.5cm x 17.5cm with Frame

Certificate of Authenticity included with painting
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Artwork: By Pam Brandy Hall – My Country. This painting depicts the gathering of bush tucker after the rain, when the barren desert has been transformed into an abundancy of wild bush foods -the food is then shared at the corroboree. A Corroboree is a spiritual ceremonial meeting, whereby we celebrate the Dreaming through song, dance, and storytelling.

As a Bundjalung artist, I paint stories about the Dreamtime, myths, Aboriginal survival, land, animals and waterways.
I use rich vivid colours, earth tones and traditional style to tell the stories of the Dreamtime, and my people.

Browse Pam Brandy Hall – Bundjalung Artist Artwork

Artist: Pam Brandy Hall
Title: My Country
Aboriginal Nation: Bundjalung Tribe, Baryulgil
Area: NSW
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 10cm x 10cm – 17.5cm x 17.5cm with Frame

Certificate of Authenticity included with painting
Framed

Artwork: By Pam Brandy Hall – My Country. This painting depicts the gathering of bush tucker after the rain, when the barren desert has been transformed into an abundancy of wild bush foods -the food is then shared at the corroboree. A Corroboree is a spiritual ceremonial meeting, whereby we celebrate the Dreaming through song, dance, and storytelling.

As a Bundjalung artist, I paint stories about the Dreamtime, myths, Aboriginal survival, land, animals and waterways.
I use rich vivid colours, earth tones and traditional style to tell the stories of the Dreamtime, and my people.

Browse Pam Brandy Hall – Bundjalung Artist Artwork

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