Sarah Daniels
Sarah Daniels, © Gallery Sydney-East, Fairfax, VA, USA
Wakartu Cory Suprise
In this painting Sarah has painted her country Minna Minna. The central circles represent warrini (waterholes). The lines in the paintings represent the tali (sandhills) that surround this country.

USD $2800
In this painting Sarah has painted her country Minna Minna. The different colours in the painting represent the tali (sandhills) that surround this country. Sarah says that there is good putja (bush leaves) which she cooks under hot coals. The white flowers of the putja are used in ceremony, rubbed onto the young men's chest to make them strong ones. Sarah recalls walking all over this country as a child knowing it intimately and say that there are many pukarrpi (rock holes) in the area.

USD $2560
In this painting Sarah has painted her country Minna Minna. The different colours in the painting represent the tali (sandhills) that surround this country. Sarah says that there is good putja (bush leaves) which she cooks under hot coals. The white flowers of the putja are used in ceremony, rubbed onto the young men's chest to make them strong ones. Sarah recalls walking all over this country as a child knowing it intimately and say that there are many pukarrpi (rock holes) in the area

USD $3840
Sarah Daniels paints out of the Warlayirti Arts Center in the remote Balgo Hills area on the edge of the Great Sandy Desert in Western Australia. It is home some of Australia’s most brilliant and colorful Aboriginal Art. Warlayirti Artists is a community-owned and managed cooperative; the artists are sold to collectors worldwide.

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Minna Minna 2007 A
Minna Minna 2007 B
Minna Minna 2007 C

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