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A flock of emus travelling through a dust storm

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David Prior (Krockette)

2012

Subcollections

City of Gosnells - Permanent Collection

Overview

Category Oil/Acrylic Winner, 2012

Acquired during Community Art Exhibition and Awards, 2012

A Flock of Emus Travelling Through a Dust Storm - Aboriginal Painting of emus travelling through a dust storm. Artist is from Watjarri Yamatji.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-223-148

Item type

Acrylic Paintings

Artworks

Material

Canvas

Keywords

Australian Fauna

Year

Last modified

Tuesday, 6 October, 2026

Completeness

83

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