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Bruce Nabegeyo (c.1949-2009), Aboriginal mixed media on paper, Stylised figure, 57 x 39cm. Condition - good

Australian Aboriginal Art Reproduction Prints, (7) in folio and three in frames.

D. Fisher. (Australian? 20th century) A traditional Aboriginal journey painting featuring animals including platypus and kiwi. signed lower right. 91 x 62 cm.

Dawidi Birritjama (1921-1970), aboriginal abstract of animals, oil on bark, 67x43cm

Three Australian aboriginal boomerangs, 58-63cmL

An Aboriginal boomerang, tip to tip 69cm

An Australian Aboriginal club, length 71cm

Alan Davie C.B.E., R.A., H.R.S.A. (Scottish, 1920-2014) Village Myths drawing 283 Black ink on paper Gimpel Fils Gallery label on reverse Exhibition - Loft Gallery 1984 Acquired from Gimpel Fils Gallery London Framed Measures approx. 30cm x 36cm (12" x 14") Alan Davie (1920-2014) was a Scottish painter and musician. Born in Grangemouth and having studied at Edinburgh College of Art, Davie worked initially as a jazz musician.  A large focus of his work was spontaneous mark making, arguing that his spiritual path was incompatible with planning ahead. His work often blends the abstract and the figurative, influenced by Pictish symbol stones, Jungian psychoanalysis, maps, Aboriginal art, contemporary abstract painters and music.  Davie's work can now be found in collections all over the world, including the Art Institute of Chicago, National Galleries of Scotland, Peggy Guggenheim Museum in Venice, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Harvard University Art Museums, and the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. This lot is also sold subject to Artists Resale Rights, details of which can be found in our Terms and Conditions.

Didgeridoo Musical Instrument Pair inc Aboriginal Australian Detail - 152 and 121cm

Valda Granites (Australian, b.1974) (Valda Napangardi Granites), Australian Indigenous artists, an original Aboriginal artwork, 36 x 26cm, framed

A print after Lowry, two Aboriginal prints, and an oil painting. 

Contemporary Australian Aboriginal abstract painting of Jurlpu birds by Karen Napaljarri Barnes of Warlukurlangu Artists, on canvas 12" x 18", with certificate.

LYNDA BROWN NABANUNGA ABORIGINAL ART MIXED MEDIA 'WATERHOLE DREAMING'

An Australian Aboriginal Waddy, with tapered ovoid head, waisted haft and slightly swollen butt, 62cm; a 20th Century Australian Aboriginal Boomerang, of undecorated form, 64cm (2)

Aboriginal Art - a boomerang, naively painted with kangaroos;  others;  a bark and foliage collage;   a hardstone model, of a seal

Australian Tribal Interest - Aboriginal Art, Human Figure, on bark, 93cm x 44cm

Aboriginal Art - a  polychrome decorated carved hardwood bird,  by Mick Munkara,  Bathurst Island, NI,  33cm high;  others, various (4)

Australian Tribal Interest - a traditional didgeridoo, 130cm long;   Australian Aboriginal wooden cmtotemic carving, of a crocodile, 147cm long;  etc (4)

Aboriginal School, Mermaid and Snakes, oil on paper, 40cm x 31cm;   another, Bark, 41cm x 40cm

* Australia. Post Office George Street, Sydney, circa 1850, uncoloured etching by 'J. G.', title in pencil below image, 210 x 500 mm, together with Australian Aboriginal Native Spearing a Kangaroo, circa 1820, uncoloured aquatint, title in pencil below image, 215 x 290 mm, with Baker (W. publisher). St. Peter's Church & Parsonage Cooks River, N. S. W. printed and published by W. Baker, King Street, Sydney, circa 1860, uncoloured lithograph with pencil marginalia, 200 x 260 mmQTY: (3)

Documentation from the estate of Wim Beeren (former director of the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam) and Dorine Mignot (former curator of the Stedelijk Museum), 1980s. Comprising: (1) Ulay, concept for a performance in Amsterdam (not realized), four sheets of handwritten text in red marker, and two sketches. (2) Marina Abramovic, project proposal Amsterdam Municipality, 1981. Delineates a performance with Abramovic, Ulay, a Tibetan monk, and an Aboriginal performer, with cost estimate, sketches and artist’s biography, 11 pp. Text in Dutch. Eventually the project was realized as 'Positive Zero'. (3) Interview with Marina Abramovic, 16 pp. in Dutch and English, with annotations by Mignot. (4) Continental Video presents Excerpts of ‘Bangkok Tapes’, 16 pp, stapled, 1983. (5) Ulay/Abramovic, List of performances 1976-1988, photocopies from Van Abbemuseum catalogue, 4 pp. stapled, with notes by Mignot. (6) Newsprint catalogue Marina Abramovic, Groninger Museumkrant No.4 1996, 16 pp. (7) Photocopied documentation, 18 pp. (8) Ringbound file ‘Marina Abramovic’, research project. Foundation for the Conservation of Contemporary Art/ICN 2002, approx. 300 pp. Text partly Dutch/English. All items kept in original archival folder with sticker Gemeentemusea Amsterdam, titled ‘Marina Abramovic Project 4 copiën’. (total 400+ pp.)

AN EARLY ABORIGINAL WOODEN HAND SHIELD, carved decoration to the front ends, sides and middle, carved verso to the ends with two lozenge shapes, uncarved areas appear to have a red pigment dye, approximate length 57cm, together with an early 19th century boomerang with incised line decoration in places, Condition Report: shield has splits front and back with areas of wear and tear, Boomerang has damaged ends (2)

Bruce Wangurra (Aboriginal b.1953), acrylic and mixed media on canvas, ‘Brolga Birds’, signed and dated '95 with Broomhill Galleries label verso, 44 x 36cm

Two framed Egyptian pictures and a framed Aboriginal art piece Australia largest measures approx 22 inches wide by 19 tall

Aboriginal Bone Art, Rare Vintage plaque in original frame titled 'Young Hunter' by Bush Myths Bone 3D Art. Mounted, framed and glazed. Measures 6'' x 10'' overall.

Royal Australian Mint - A collection of late 20th Century circa. 1990s Royal Australian Mint .925 silver proof five dollars commemorative ' Masterpieces ' coins to commemorate Australian Explorers, to include: 1993 Lawson, Blaxland & Wentworth; 1993, 1993 M. Flinders; 1993 aboriginal exploration; 1994 Charles Sturt; 1993 Abel Tasman; 1993 J. Cook; 1994 Sir Douglas Mawson; 1994 John McDouall Stuart; 1994 Sir John Forrest; 1994 Leichhardt. Together with a 1990 ten dollars silver proof coin having white cuckoo to reverse; a 1988 fifty cents silver proof coin and a 1988 one dollar silver proof with stylised kangaroo to reverse. All housed within case and inside protective coin cases. 

3 ITEMS OF ETHNIC WARE, LARGE CARVED WOODEN HIGH MERMAID, ORIENTAL CARVED WOODEN MASK & LARGE ABORIGINAL GECKO

ABORIGINAL ART; TWO EXAMPLES IN ONE FRAME, A BLACK INK DRAWING OF A KOALA, KANGAROO ETC. THE OTHER IN WATERCOLOUR OF AN ABORIGINAL FIGURE, KANGAROO AND ECHIDNA. SIGNED ARTHUR CONLON, WITH ARTIST'S DETAILS TO REVERSE, 12 X 15”

Aboriginal art, acrylic abstract study, framed and glazed. H.60 W.67cm.

Aboriginal art, acrylic fish study, framed and glazed. H.49 W.60cm.

AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL SCHOOL (20th century), 'Snake Dreaming', oil on canvas, 143cm x 143cm, framed.

‡ PAUL PETER PIECH (American-British, 1920-1996) three colour lithograph - stark image of figure with neck in noose and Christian cross suspended, with words from Australian Aboriginal Jack Davis' poem 'Aboriginal Australia', signed and dated 1988, 51 x 75cmsProvenance: private collection overseas-based vendor, vendor met Piech during the 1980s through Tony Evora (creator of the iconic Che Guevara posters) and when studying at Oxford Polytechnic. In 1987, the vendor and the artist organised an exhibition to raise awareness for Survival International with a focus on Aboriginal land rights, held successfully at the Old Fire Station, Oxford. This was followed by an exhibition at Oxford Polytechnic focusing on Piech's work for Amnesty InternationalComments: light creasing in corners, unframed

Helen Dale Samson, Aboriginal Australian, b1942, acrylic on canvas, 45cm x 69cm, signed to lower centre, inscribed Martumili Artists to verso.

A collection of Aboriginal carved wood small shield and club painted bones a carved hardwood book end and two composition Skulls.

An aboriginal artwork by Gracie Morton, approx 83cm x 89cm, acrylic on canvas. Shipping category D.

A pine box with brass photograph panel inside; a bronzed figure of a fisherman on a marble base; a wooden desk stand with two inkwells and metal bear to centre; an aboriginal musical instrument; a metal corkscrew; two printed portrait miniatures, framed; and some sewing accessories.

Dennis Nona (b.1973) Australian Aboriginal artist, 'GUATH AU DHANGALAL', limited edition coloured highly detailed linocut print depicting figures and whales, blind stamped and numbered 44/99, pencil signed and dated 06', 66 x 55cm, F & G

Dennis Nona (b.1973) Australian Aboriginal artist, 'PUWA PUUN', limited edition, highly detailed coloured linocut print , blind stamped and numbered 15/85, pencil signed and dated 2001, 66 x 49 cm, F & G

Aboriginal abstract oil painting in the manner of Clifford possum [unsigned] [68x67cm]

Two Australian Aboriginal paintings on bark

Contemporary Australian Aboriginal abstract painting of Jurlpu birds by Karen Napaljarri Barnes of Warlukurlangu Artists, on canvas 12" x 18", with certificate

Outback is an original screenprint on paper by Aboriginal artist Sally Morgan who used multiple stencils of bold and vibrant colors to express her feelings for the Australian land and its life forms. Signature in graphite on lower right: Sally Morgan. Edition number on lower left: AP. Title in lower center: Outback. Housed in a cobalt blue frame with a white mat. Sight size: 12"L x 10.75"H. Frame size: 19.25"L x 18"H x 1"W. Artist: Sally Morgan (Australian b. 1951Issued: 1989Edition Number: Artist Proof from an edition of 95 Country of Origin: AustraliaCondition: Age related wear.

INDO-PERSIAN DAGGER, ALONG WITH OTHER ITEMS the dagger of pistol form, the other items comprising a cloth pistol holster, an Aboriginal boomerang, tribal brass and copper bracelet, two wall plaques, a Syrian dagger and a Chinese musical balls

GROUP OF PACIFIC WEAPONS, including two Australian aboriginal boomerangs, one carved with animals, four Papua New Guinea bamboo arrows with carved tips (one with bone point), and a presentation axe with greenstone blade (8)Provenance: private collection CaerphillyComment: ordinary used condition.

Three Australian aboriginal carved boomerangs, of graduating sizes, the largest illustrated with a kangaroo and cassowary, measuring 62cm long

David Blamati (Australian, 20th / 21st century), Aboriginal oceanic (fish), colour pigment on board,45.5x57cm, framed and glazed.

Stephen Ugoaru (20th century) Abstract/ aboriginal figures, monochrome oil on canvas, signed, dated, framed

Ngainmirra, Wesley (1961-2007, Aboriginal Australian)Australian Northern territory landscape, with Aboriginal figure, campfire and treeOchre on bark; together with two further similar works by the same hand, all signed 'Wesley', 29.5cm by 44.5cm, 29.5cm by 44.5cm and 44.5cm by 29.5cm respectively (3)

An Australian Aboriginal club, length 71cm

An early 20th century Australian Aboriginal Churinga, carved with insects, animals and figures 85cm in length.Provenance, Field Marshal Earl Kitchener Of Khartoum (1850-1916) and thence by descent.

Group of vintage tins, some containing buttons, aboriginal boomerang and Brazilian butterfly wing tray.

A carved and painted wooden tribal mask and similar items, contemporary Aboriginal boomerang, Eastern figures, Chinese carved soapstone ink stand, miniature pair of Cloisonné vases, etc. (1 box)

Peter Sedcole Aboriginal child figure sleeping child in tree bark, marks to base, 22cm length approx.

Aboriginal Bone Art, Rare Vintage plaque in original frame titled 'Young Hunter' by Bush Myths Bone 3D Art. Mounted, framed and glazed. Measures 6'' x 10'' overall.

An Aboriginal Coolamon, 64.5 x 21.5cm

A hand carved Australian Aboriginal hunting boomerang

Three old Aboriginal Australian wooden hunting boomerangs and a fighting stick in the form of a snake

A quantity of Australian Aboriginal carved wood items consisting of two hunting boomerangs, a fighting stick with carving of snake wrapped around its length, and a thin shield

Australian Aboriginal Boomerang with geometric marks and depictions of Emu's, Leaves and Kangeroos. 520mm in length. 60mm in width.

Lorni Hyland (20th. C), mixed media, Aboriginal dot painting, Five surreal figures, signed and dated 2002, 25 x 18cm