Peter Taylor Tjutjatja
MacDonnell Ranges
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Peter Taylor Tjutjatja
MacDonnell Ranges
Code: 0504256
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 125x99
Year: 2005
Price: $
This painting depicts the MacDonnell Ranges, which are of spiritual importance to the Arrernte 
people of Central Australia.
The Arrernte people refer to the MacDonnell ranges as their Caterpillar Dreaming. The ancestral caterpillars moved out from Emily Gap and formed the land by passing over the Range, creating the rivers, gorges and tracks.
If you would like to know more about McDonnell Ranges and the relationship with Aboriginal Art and culture, please read the following article:
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