This painting tells a story about Aboriginal women collecting bush tucker in Central Australia. The curved shapes represent the women sitting on the ground with their digging sticks beside them. There are some green bush tomatoes, these are not ready to eat until they turn yellow or brown. The painting also shows goanna, witchetty grubs, honey ants and yams. This is all good bush tucker that women and families like to go out and collect.
This painting tells a story about Aboriginal women collecting bush tucker in Central Australia. The curved shapes represent the women sitting on the ground with their digging sticks beside them. There are some green bush tomatoes, these are not ready to eat until they turn yellow or brown. The painting also shows goanna, witchetty grubs, honey ants and yams. This is all good bush tucker that women and families like to go out and collect.
Catalogue Number: 25/329
