Aboriginal painting for Sale
Aboriginal art is often associated with charged symbolism. Aboriginal paintings are often linked to the concept of dreams and the sacred, are inspired by nature, and generally tell the story of the origins of the Australian Aboriginal people and their culture. Explore our selection of artworks by Aboriginal artists: you'll find work by artists such as Liddy Walker Napanangka and Theo Hudson Nangala, and others who are now enjoying a growing interest in the international art market. Discover works with a traditional spirit as well as more contemporary creations!
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What is the painting style of the Aboriginals?
The painting style of Australian Aboriginal people is characterized by the use of dots, symbols, and geometric patterns to represent ancestral stories and elements of nature. The natural colors and abstract shapes reflect a strong spiritual connection to the land.
What technique did Australian Aborigines use for painting?
Australian Aborigines primarily use the technique of "dot painting," which involves applying dots of paint using sticks or brushes. This symbolic method conveys ancestral stories and traditions.
Who created Aboriginal art?
Aboriginal art was created by the Indigenous peoples of Australia, whose artistic traditions date back over 40,000 years. These works reflect their culture, spiritual beliefs, and deep connection to the land.
What is the meaning of Aboriginal painting in Australia?
Australian Aboriginal painting conveys ancestral stories, called "Dreamtime," that tell of the creation of the world and spiritual connections with the land. Each pattern and color has a symbolic meaning specific to each community.