Southern Right Whale 59x86cm Watson Robertson He tracked them to Mawurrji

He tracked them to Mawurrji where he killed them with a stone axe

Insulated lunch bags have zip access at the top for easy access and slip pockets on the front and rear

Matisse Background Colours make an ideal coloured gesso

12 cards printed on 300gsm art-board12 plain envelopesHigh quality presentation box with fold-over magnetic closing lidFinished Box 187mm x 147mm x 50mm

This hand bound notebook using recycled paper features edge to edge printing on the cover reprinted from original art work by Lanita Numina - Mud Cracks

Southern Right Whale 59x86cm Watson Robertson He tracked them to MawurrjiThis painting represents the Whale Dreaming of the Mirning tribe. The tribe, along with many others, go to Great Australian Bite to see the whales. Just as people travel, so too do whales. The marks on the whale's backs are its own travelling tracks as it makes its way through the water. "Mirning" means: Listen, learn, observe, and understand the wisdom and knowledge. 59x86cm This painting is exhibited at the Tuppen Drive Art Container Exhibition and