ROBERT TOMMY PAU | 'Battle of Bikar' | LinocutTommy Pau 'Battle of Bilkar' Edition of 30, Linocut

He wears the dhoeri covering his eyes to indicate that he did not want to share his planting techniques

The animals from ancestral stories and their presence today are an integral feature of Robinson’s work

His work has been widely collected both privately and through major institutions both in Australia and overseas

Language: Torres Strait Creole

Etching printed in two colours from two plates with Chine Colle

Food and Medicine

they were caught from canoes

north-west of Cardwell

the mat is the first thing to touch the ground before the coffin is laid to rest

whereby she began creating artworks with a new visual language

Paper size: 390 x 265 mm

Hawksbill Sea Turtle motif