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  • John Mawurndjul 1952

    Milmilngkan

    2008
    earth pigments on Stringybark (Eucalyptus tetrodonta)
    Accession no: 20093P7
  • Naminapu Maymuru-White 1952

    Milngiyawuy/Milky way

    2004
    earth pigments on Stringybark (Eucalyptus tetrodonta)
    Accession no: 20049P87
  • Amanyi Dora Haggie 1938 – 2014

    Milpatjunanyi-Minyma Mamu

    2006
    softground etching, aquatint, printed in coloured inks on twelve sheets of paper
    Accession no: 20092G6(a-l)
  • Jennifer Wurrkidj (designer) 1973 , Babbarra Designs, Maningrida (manufacturer) est. c.1995

    Mimi

    2010
    colour linocut printed on silk
    Accession no: 20103A66A
  • Albert Worriddjol c.1940

    Mimi figure

    1996
    natural ochres on bombax ceiba wood
    Accession no: 966S35
  • Albert Worriddjol c.1940

    Mimi figure

    1996
    natural ochres on bombax ceiba wood.
    Accession no: 966S34
  • Jimmy Njiminjuma 1945 – 2004

    Mimi spirit at Dilebang

    c.1994
    earth pigments on eucalyptus bark braced with horizontal twigs
    Accession no: 951P4
  • Jimmy Wood Marraluka c.1947

    Mimi spirit wandering its country

    1987
    earth pigments on eucalyptus bark braced with horizontal twigs.
    Accession no: 8711P82
  • Mick Kubarkku c.1922 – 2008

    Mimi spirits

    1987
    earth pigments on eucalyptus bark
    Accession no: 8711P70
  • Unknown

    Mimi spirits

    1948
    natural ochres on eucalyptus bark
    Accession no: 0.1733
  • Crusoe Kuningbal 1922 – 1984

    Mimih Figure I

    c.1970
    natural ochre on wood
    Accession no: 20045S6
  • Crusoe Kuningbal 1922 – 1984

    Mimih Figure II

    c.1970
    natural ochre on wood
    Accession no: 20045S7
  • John Mawurndjul 1952

    Mimih spirit

    1992
    earth pigments and synthetic polymer paint on wood
    Accession no: 933S5
  • James Iyuna 1959 – 2015

    Mimih Spirit

    2003
    natural ochres on carved peanut wood
    Accession no: 20047S10
  • Melba Gunjarrwanga 1959

    Mimih Spirit

    2004
    natural ochres on carved beach hibiscus wood
    Accession no: 20047S11
  • Mick Kubarkku c.1922 – 2008

    Mimih Spirits

    c.1980s
    earth pigments on Stringybark (Eucalyptus tetrodonta)
    Accession no: 20196P69
  • Mick Kubarkku c.1922 – 2008

    Mimis spearing a barramundi

    c.1972
    natural ochres on eucalyptus bark
    Accession no: 729P25
  • Attributed to Sydney Albert Boriston OATS or Edwin A. SCHOLZ

    Min, Burra?

    1898/1819
    glass plate negative (dry plate)
    Accession no: 20041RJN4651
  • Tsukioka Yoshitoshi 1839 – 1892 , Chokusan Negishi (engraver)

    Minamoto no Yorimitsu about to kill the Earth Spider (Minamoto no Yorimitsu tsuchigumo o kiru zu)

    1891
    woodblock print, ink and colour on paper
    Accession no: 20033G30
  • Julie Djulibing Malibirr 1948

    Mindirr

    2002
    Pandanus spiralus with natural bush colors
    Accession no: 20023A3A
  • Rosie Rodji 1929 – 1990/91

    Mindirr [basket]

    pre 1990
    dyed & woven pandanus (pandanus spiralus)
    Accession no: 966A100A
  • Attributed to Sydney Albert Boriston OATS or Edwin A. SCHOLZ

    Mine, Burra?

    1898/1819
    glass plate negative (dry plate)
    Accession no: 20041RJN4652
  • Unknown

    Mine near Burra?

    c.1900?
    glass plate negative (dry plate)
    Accession no: 20041RJN6228
  • Unknown

    Mine near Burra?

    c.1900?
    glass plate negative (dry plate)
    Accession no: 20041RJN6229
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