"Wild Bush Honey & Flower Dreaming" by Tanya Nangala Price

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"Wild Bush Honey & Flower Dreaming" by Tanya Nangala PriceSize 125 by 97 cm Acrylic paint on canvas Free World Wide Shipping Commission Work Available Tanya Nangala Price was born in 1972 at Aileron in the Utopia region of the Northern Territory. Her language group is Anmatyerre. Utopia is located approximately 300km northeast of Alice Springs and is home to many well established artists. Tanya comes from the most famous painting family based in Utopia. Her relatives include artists such as Minnie Pwerle and

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