Aboriginal Prints for Sale

Patterns and shapes come to life through our Aboriginal artists' brushstrokes. In black and white or in colour, abstract or figurative, their drawings appear through the dots. Contemporary Aboriginal art is influenced by the legacy of its traditions. Find our prints on Artsper.

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Print, Sun Music, John Coburn

Sun Music

John Coburn

Print - 76 x 57 cm Print - 29.9 x 22.4 inch

$2,081

Print, Parul, Dennis Nona

Parul

Dennis Nona

Print - 70 x 33 cm Print - 27.6 x 13 inch

$1,095

Print, Maman, Dennis Nona

Maman

Dennis Nona

Print - 80 x 120 cm Print - 31.5 x 47.2 inch

$2,543

Print, Saruwai, Dennis Nona

Saruwai

Dennis Nona

Print - 62 x 208 cm Print - 24.4 x 81.9 inch

$1,387

Print, Kerr Kerr, Dennis Nona

Kerr Kerr

Dennis Nona

Print - 149.5 x 101 cm Print - 58.9 x 39.8 inch

$4,855

Print, Uluru, Ken Done

Uluru

Ken Done

Print - 44.5 x 60 cm Print - 17.5 x 23.6 inch

Sold

Print, XV, Patrick Guéguen

XV

Patrick Guéguen

Print - 45 x 30 cm Print - 17.7 x 11.8 inch

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Need help with Aboriginal Prints ?
What is the significance of Aboriginal prints in Indigenous Australian culture?
Aboriginal prints hold great significance in Indigenous Australian culture as they are used to tell stories, convey important cultural knowledge, and represent the connection between the land and its people. These prints are also a way for Indigenous artists to express their identity and preserve their cultural heritage.
How are Aboriginal prints created and what materials are typically used?
Aboriginal prints are created using a variety of techniques such as woodblock printing, screen printing, and etching. The materials used include natural pigments, ochre, and charcoal. These prints often depict Dreamtime stories and are an important part of Aboriginal culture and art.
Where can I find authentic Aboriginal prints for purchase and what should I look for to ensure their authenticity?
To find authentic Aboriginal prints for purchase, look for reputable galleries or online retailers that specialize in Indigenous art. Ensure authenticity by checking for a certificate of authenticity, artist signature, and provenance. Avoid mass-produced or imitation prints and always buy from a trusted source.