George Tjungurrayi
Tingari Cycle
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George Tjungurrayi
Tingari Cycle
Central Art Aboriginal Art Store
Code: 0410191
Medium: Acrylic on Belgian Linen
Size: 216x129
Year: 2004
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With the use of lines and concentric circles the work depicts a map, which recounts the travels of the Tingari ancestors. During their journey the ancestors performed ceremonies, shaped the landscape, created certain important sites. They instilled law to
the Pintupi 
people of the Western Desert.
- The lines depicted represent the tracks
- The concentric circles represent certain landmarks or ceremonial sites
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