Aboriginal Art Catalogue: Paintings and Information for Bessie Liddle of Australia. (c)Galerie Bähr, Speyer

Aboriginal Art Galerie Bähr		Catalogue Bessie Liddle
English / Deutsch Current Exhibition Internet Tour of Paintings Artists The Gallery in Speyer Visiting the Gallery Opening Hours Activities Art Book 20 Euro Aboriginal Art Styles Tjukurrpa Copyright Literature in the Gallery Bibliography Journal Articles Outback Photos Central Australia Northwest Australia North Australia Map of Australia Latest Changes [SEARCH]		Biographics \| Paintings \| Exhibitions and Literature Biographics Birthdate: ca. 1927 Language Group: Luritja/Pertame Bessie Liddle was born in 1927 in Middleton Ponds, southwest of Alice Springs. She can still remember how her grandparents taught her about tjukurrpa and illustrated it with paintings in the sand. This was the way Audrey Morton Kngwarreye learned the history of her people and her tjukurrpas, which inspire her artworks. She began painting in 1987. Paintings (No. 36) (Sold) Kungka Kutjara Jukurrpa (Two Sisters Jukurrpa), 1995 Acrylic on canvas, 86,5 x 55,5 cm This is a women´s ceremonial body painting. It is not to be spoken about as its significance is too sacred. The artist sings the ceremonial songs while it is being painted. This painting is atdepicts the site of Ejinjarra (Middleton Ponds).
		(No. 37) Untitled, 1995 Acrylic on canvas, 61 x 54 cm This is a women´s ceremonial body painting. It is not to be spoken about as its significance is sacred. The artists sings the songs as it is being painted.
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