http://w1.1429.telia.com/~u142900356/frame_AustraliaNamatjira.htm
At first I thought of Naivism, but this is not the correct
choice. Neither is Realism, because most artists will
claim to paint "what he sees", so any painting could
be termed Realism ... ;-)
The closest I can come is Indigenous Art, but in some
way this sounds "derogative" to me.
I have searched Google (keywords: paintings albert
namatjira) and a lot of links pop up, but none of them
"categorize" him. His paintings are charming and well
done, so they have come to stay on my site -- I just
need to know a bit more about him in an arthistorical
context. Any lead would be appreciated :-)
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Ann Mette Heindorff (Mette)
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Rich
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Thanks Rich. I was just browsing Australian
art links when your answer rolled in, and you
are correct. In fact, both terms, Aboriginal
and Indigenous, are used. So I can go on
with my site ... :-)
Mette
Quite correct, and appropriate Mette,
I have some postal material , souvenir sheets etc
on this marvelous artist, if you offer a suitable email address
I'll email 350dpi scans for you.
HTH
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