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Born 1959. Known for: Aboriginal Art.
Elizabeth was born in Papunya at the end of the 1950s. Pro-set to Old Mick Namarrari, she married him in 1980. She has several children from this marriage, 2 sons and 1 daughter. In 1980 Mick was... Read full biography
Elizabeth was born in Papunya at the end of the 1950s. Pro-set to Old Mick Namarrari, she married him in 1980. She has several children from this marriage, 2 sons and 1 daughter. In 1980 Mick was already a renowned artist and a highly respected personality in the West of the Central Desert. It was... Read full biography
Elizabeth was born in Papunya at the end of the 1950s. Pro-set to Old Mick Namarrari, she married him in 1980. She has several children from this marriage, 2 sons and 1 daughter. In 1980 Mick was already a renowned artist and a highly respected personality in the West of the Central Desert. It was also in the early 1980s, after new laws allowing Aborigines to return to their ancestral lands, that Mick joined Kintore with all his family. A little later he established himself in Nyunmanu, an... Read full biography
Elizabeth was born in Papunya at the end of the 1950s. Pro-set to Old Mick Namarrari, she married him in 1980. She has several children from this marriage, 2 sons and 1 daughter. In 1980 Mick was already a renowned artist and a highly respected personality in the West of the Central Desert. It was also in the early 1980s, after new laws allowing Aborigines to return to their ancestral lands, that Mick joined Kintore with all his family. A little later he established himself in Nyunmanu, an oustation (a camp where 1 or more families live). In 1998, Mick died. It is now up to her to provide for her family. She then begins to paint seriously. His style will gradually assert itself. Elizabeth likes to paint with only a few colors, often only... Read full biography
Elizabeth was born in Papunya at the end of the 1950s. Pro-set to Old Mick Namarrari, she married him in 1980. She has several children from this marriage, 2 sons and 1 daughter. In 1980 Mick was already a renowned artist and a highly respected personality in the West of the Central Desert. It was also in the early 1980s, after new laws allowing Aborigines to return to their ancestral lands, that Mick joined Kintore with all his family. A little later he established himself in Nyunmanu, an oustation (a camp where 1 or more families live). In 1998, Mick died. It is now up to her to provide for her family. She then begins to paint seriously. His style will gradually assert itself. Elizabeth likes to paint with only a few colors, often only one, white for example on an ocher or black background. Its compositions emphasize the structure, very geometric to the point of f... Read full biography