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An-maka (stingray) by Elizabeth WullunminguAn-maka (stingray) by Elizabeth Wullunmingu

An-maka (stingray)

An-maka means stingray in the Burarra Gun-nartpa language.

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  • Elizabeth Wullunmingu
    13 artworks

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200cm × 112cm
Cotton 100%

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Cotton

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