Parapara Karparn and Wirrikari by Jimmy Pike Framed screenprint

The centre of this limited edition screen print symbolises a waterhole around which a man is camped. The waterhole is surrounded by desert oak trees and sandhills.

A copy of this screenprint is in the collection of the Art Gallery of NSW.

It is framed in a black frame and will be freighted with MDF board either side for safe transport.

Catalogue No: JP 67/80, Limited Edition: 80, Image Size: 30 x 44 cm, Medium: Screenprint

Born circa 1940, Jimmy Pike started his early years in the Great Sandy Desert region of WA, living a traditional nomadic life moving around various waterholes, participating in ceremonies, learning hunting techniques and understanding seasonal bush foods. His people are the Walmajarri, being some of the last to leave the desert country region which influence and inspire his work as an artist.

The centre of this limited edition screen print symbolizes a waterhole around which a man is camped. The waterhole is surrounded by desert oak trees and sandhills.