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GA052 | Australian & International Art

Gibson’s is pleased to announce our upcoming Australian & International Art auction, our second major multi-vendor art auction for 2023. Highlights from the auction include a curated collection of paintings and sculptures from Lady Marsha and Sir Andrew Grimwade CBE (lots 1 – 72), an assembly of contemporary Australian and Indigenous art features a selection of works by Far Western Desert artists including Eubena Nampitjin, Boxer Milner, Sunfly Tjampitjin, Helicopter Tjungurrayi and Daniel Walbidi. Other notable properties in the auction include The Collection of Harry and Masha Flicker (lots 184 – 193), an appealling group of paintings by esteemed Australian artists Yosl Bergner, Rupert Bunny and Ray Crooke, as well as a group of exemplary pre-Raphaelite and European paintings from The Estate of Daniel and Ioanna Ellerington (lots 109 – 114). This diverse selection contains significant works of art by Australian and international artists, is sure to appeal to every manner of art collector.

Gibson’s is pleased to announce our upcoming Australian & International Art auction, our second major multi-vendor art auction for 2023.

Highlights from the auction include a curated collection of paintings and sculptures from Lady Marsha and Sir Andrew Grimwade CBE (lots 1 – 72), an assembly of contemporary Australian and Indigenous art features a selection of works by Far Western Desert artists including Eubena Nampitjin, Boxer Milner, Sunfly Tjampitjin, Helicopter Tjungurrayi and Daniel Walbidi.

Other notable properties in the auction include The Collection of Harry and Masha Flicker (lots 184 – 193), an appealling group of paintings by esteemed Australian artists Yosl Bergner, Rupert Bunny and Ray Crooke, as well as a group of exemplary pre-Raphaelite and European paintings from The Estate of Daniel and Ioanna Ellerington (lots 109 – 114).

This diverse selection contains significant works of art by Australian and international artists, is sure to appeal to every manner of art collector.

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NGUPULYA PUMANI (BORN 1948)<br />

Maku Dreaming 2010<br />

synthetic polymer paint on canvas<br />

inscribed with cat. no. verso: NGUPULYA PUMANI 2010/<br />

MIMILI MAKU ARTS / MIM049-10<br />

135.5 x 110cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Mimili Maku <strong>Art</strong>s & Crafts, NT<br />

(accompanied by a certificate of authenticity)<br />

Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melbourne, 2010<br />

$2,500–3,500<br />

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EUNICE NAPANANGKA (BORN 1940)<br />

Tali and Creek near Tjukurla 2001<br />

synthetic polymer paint on linen<br />

inscribed and cat. no. verso: Eunice Napanangka /<br />

Ikuntji Womens <strong>Art</strong> Centre 7/01 / IKOIEJ111<br />

122 x 71cm<br />

PROVENANCE<br />

Ikuntji Womens + <strong>Art</strong> Centre, NT<br />

(accompanied by a certificate of authenticity)<br />

Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi, Melb (label verso)<br />

EXHIBITED<br />

Alice Nampitjinpa and Eunice Napanangka, Gallery<br />

Gabrielle Pizzi in Association with Ikuntji Fine <strong>Art</strong>,<br />

Melbourne, 8 April – 3 May 2008<br />

$2,500–3,500

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