Collection place: Northern Territory, Australia / Donor: University Appropriation / Function: 5.7 Objects made for sale, souvenirs, models, and reproductions - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

Start Over Collection place Northern Territory, Australia Donor University Appropriation Function 5.7 Objects made for sale, souvenirs, models, and reproductions

Hearst Museum object titled Bark painting, accession number 11-38377, described as Bark painting; on black ground of goanna swamp yams; goanna predominately grey with yellow, black, white,, and ochre polka dots, white outline; white outlined ochre foliage; Back marked: “Djunnu (?); Port Keats”

Hearst Museum object titled Bark painting, accession number 11-38379, described as Bark painting; red ochre ground; two goannas, several other animals (?); colors: yellow and red ochre, black and white; Back marked: “Buyun, Miligimbi”

Hearst Museum object titled Bark painting, accession number 11-38378, described as Bark painting; yellow ochre ground; elongated human holding spear; 6 fish; triangular net; designs mostly filled in with ochre and white cross-hatching; Back marked: “Mijau Mijau t 1-0-0; net, spear and fish, Croker Island”

Hearst Museum object titled Bark painting, accession number 11-38381, described as Bark painting; red ochre ground; center figure a long-necked bird; surrounded by various fish; colors are red and yellow ochre and white; back marked: “Miligimbi Boyun”

Hearst Museum object titled Bark painting, accession number 11-38380, described as Bark painting; red ochre ground; 11 “flying foxes”; animals filled in with cross-hatching in red and yellow ochre; back marked: “Nongamyari t 1.10.0; Flying Foxes; Croker Island.”

Hearst Museum object titled Crocodile figure, accession number 11-41319, no description available.