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Caroline Numina Pananka

Born: 1976
Location: Utopia, Central Australia
Language: Anmatyerre

Caroline Numina is one of six sisters and three brothers and was born in 1976.  She attended primary school at Stirling Station, a cattle station on the outskirts of Tennant Creek and then high school at Kormilda College in Darwin. She is married with six children.
She started painting professionally on canvas in 2000 after being taught by her Aunties Gloria and Kathleen Petyerre, well known Aboriginal artists. She is also related to the famous painter Margaret Scobie.
Caroline is now based in Darwin along with her sisters - also emerging artists. Caroline travels back to her homelands regularly. Caroline’s work is bought and sold around the world by institutions, galleries and art lovers.
 


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Title: Kurrajong Bush Medicine Leaves
Artist: Caroline Numina
Size: 114cm x 109cm
Price: $AUD2500.00
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One of our favourite paintings here at Indigenous Instyle portrays that Bush Medicine comes from the Kurrajong plant. Traditionally the leaves are gathered and boiled in large pans or buckets, they are then pressed firmly against a person’s chest or back resembling a poultice. The Kurrajong Bush Medicine Leaves are used to remedy the flu, headaches, backaches, upset stomachs, and chest pains. Caroline has captured the wonderful flow of the leaves and the white on black looks absolutely stunning. A very distinctive painting.
Provenance: This painting comes with the Certificate of Authenticity and a photo of Caroline holding the painting.

 

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Title: Mountain Thorny Devil Lizard Dreaming
Artist: Caroline Numina
Size: 112cm x 64cm
Price: AUD$1250.00
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This gorgeous painting depicts the story of the skin of the Mountain Thorny Devil Lizard. The lizard is said to change colours in the desert as the sun rises and sets and the dew catches upon their skin reflecting the ability of the Mountain Thorny Devil Lizard to change from plain to vivid colours. A very detailed work created by a series of swirls in the alluring colours of yellow, orange, pink and white. It captures a feeling of gentle transition and movement, a very beautiful painting.
Provenance: This painting comes with the Certificate of Authenticity and a photo of Caroline holding the painting.

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