BRIAN ROBINSON | 'And they flew from the airfield at Ngurupai' | Linocut Print Belonging and sometimes employed to make

and sometimes employed to make more multi-dimensional structures

"This trees is a red cotton type of tree when we cutting up this partcular wapudth tree for carving in which we can make a wood carved model of little pealing boats from back in the day and then we prep the wood up for the boat which we can test if the wood floats In water is very useful wapudth need to be dyed to be carved the red flowers show in the cotton from the seed

bush bashing

The arrow like markings represents the angle of the southeasterly winds and also signifies the suckerfish that were used in traditional turtle hunting

so they can learn about the law

BRIAN ROBINSON | 'And they flew from the airfield at Ngurupai' | Linocut Print Belonging and sometimes employed to makeBrian Robinson.. and they flew to the airfield at ngurupai, linoprint paper size 570x770mm. Pubished by Djumunji press Fine art print making. edition of 50 "This headdress is one of a number constructed for a story dance about aircraft movements between Ngurupai Horn Island military airfield and New Guinea during the Second World War. Dancers using fighter aircraft replicas interpret raids on Japanese targets." Linocut printed in black ink from one