Eddy Zabba 70x85cm African Life Acrylic on canvas
A$800.00
Eddy Zabba was born in Zimbabwe in 1968 and moved to South Africa as a teen, His parents were educated by tribal elders and taught Eddy the importance of art and culture. Aside from being a great artist, he plays 6 instruments and speaks 4 African languages, He is inspired by natures powerful energy and paints his country and his experiences from childhood and throughout his adult life. He is an emerging artist and plans to exhibit in Australia. We are his representative agent here in Australia.
Tommy Watson 50x80cm Acrylic on linen
A$13,500.00
Yannima Pikarli Tommy Watson (1935–2017) was a celebrated Aboriginal Australian artist and cultural leader of the Pitjantjatjara people. Born near Anumarapiti in the central desert region, Watson was a custodian of traditional Indigenous knowledge and sacred sites. His artwork, deeply rooted in the spiritual and cultural heritage of his people, is renowned for its vibrant colors and abstract depictions of the desert landscape, embodying the Tjukurpa, or Dreaming stories. Watson’s work has been exhibited internationally and is featured in prestigious collections, including the National Gallery of Australia. His paintings are not just art; they are a profound connection to his land and culture, offering insight into the spiritual narratives that have guided his community for generations. Watson’s legacy continues to influence and inspire both Indigenous and non-Indigenous audiences, making him a key figure in contemporary Aboriginal art.
Tommy Watson 60x150cm Acrylic on linen
A$27,500.00 A$14,000.00
Yannima Pikarli Tommy Watson (1935–2017) was a celebrated Aboriginal Australian artist and cultural leader of the Pitjantjatjara people. Born near Anumarapiti in the central desert region, Watson was a custodian of traditional Indigenous knowledge and sacred sites. His artwork, deeply rooted in the spiritual and cultural heritage of his people, is renowned for its vibrant colors and abstract depictions of the desert landscape, embodying the Tjukurrpa, or Dreaming stories. Watson’s work has been exhibited internationally and is featured in prestigious collections, including the National Gallery of Australia. His paintings are not just art; they are a profound connection to his land and culture, offering insight into the spiritual narratives that have guided his community for generations. Watson’s legacy continues to influence and inspire both Indigenous and non-Indigenous audiences, making him a key figure in contemporary Aboriginal art.
Tommy Watson 60x90cm Acrylic on linen
A$14,500.00
Yannima Pikarli Tommy Watson (1935–2017) was a celebrated Aboriginal Australian artist and cultural leader of the Pitjantjatjara people. Born near Anumarapiti in the central desert region, Watson was a custodian of traditional Indigenous knowledge and sacred sites. His artwork, deeply rooted in the spiritual and cultural heritage of his people, is renowned for its vibrant colors and abstract depictions of the desert landscape, embodying the Tjukurrpa, or Dreaming stories. Watson’s work has been exhibited internationally and is featured in prestigious collections, including the National Gallery of Australia. His paintings are not just art; they are a profound connection to his land and culture, offering insight into the spiritual narratives that have guided his community for generations. Watson’s legacy continues to influence and inspire both Indigenous and non-Indigenous audiences, making him a key figure in contemporary Aboriginal art.
Tommy Watson 80x100cm Acrylic on linen
A$27,500.00
Yannima Pikarli Tommy Watson (1935–2017) was a celebrated Aboriginal Australian artist and cultural leader of the Pitjantjatjara people. Born near Anumarapiti in the central desert region, Watson was a custodian of traditional Indigenous knowledge and sacred sites. His artwork, deeply rooted in the spiritual and cultural heritage of his people, is renowned for its vibrant colors and abstract depictions of the desert landscape, embodying the Tjukurrpa, or Dreaming stories. Watson’s work has been exhibited internationally and is featured in prestigious collections, including the National Gallery of Australia. His paintings are not just art; they are a profound connection to his land and culture, offering insight into the spiritual narratives that have guided his community for generations. Watson’s legacy continues to influence and inspire both Indigenous and non-Indigenous audiences, making him a key figure in contemporary Aboriginal art.
Eddy Zabba 90x150cm Acrylic on canvas/linen blend with matt varnish
A$1,850.00
Eddy Zabba was born in Zimbabwe in 1968 and moved to South Africa as a teen, His parents were educated by tribal elders and taught Eddy the importance of art and culture. Aside from being a great artist, he plays 6 instruments and speaks 4 African languages, He is inspired by natures powerful energy and paints his country and his experiences from childhood and throughout his adult life. He is an emerging artist and plans to exhibit in Australia. We are his representative agent here in Australia.
Tommy Watson 2010 76x104cm Acrylic on linen
A$19,500.00
Yannima Pikarli Tommy Watson (1935–2017) was a celebrated Aboriginal Australian artist and cultural leader of the Pitjantjatjara people. Born near Anumarapiti in the central desert region, Watson was a custodian of traditional Indigenous knowledge and sacred sites. His artwork, deeply rooted in the spiritual and cultural heritage of his people, is renowned for its vibrant colors and abstract depictions of the desert landscape, embodying the Tjukurrpa, or Dreaming stories. Watson’s work has been exhibited internationally and is featured in prestigious collections, including the National Gallery of Australia. His paintings are not just art; they are a profound connection to his land and culture, offering insight into the spiritual narratives that have guided his community for generations. Watson’s legacy continues to influence and inspire both Indigenous and non-Indigenous audiences, making him a key figure in contemporary Aboriginal art.
Tommy Watson 2010 80x120cm Acrylic on linen
A$25,000.00
Yannima Pikarli Tommy Watson (1935–2017) was a celebrated Aboriginal Australian artist and cultural leader of the Pitjantjatjara people. Born near Anumarapiti in the central desert region, Watson was a custodian of traditional Indigenous knowledge and sacred sites. His artwork, deeply rooted in the spiritual and cultural heritage of his people, is renowned for its vibrant colors and abstract depictions of the desert landscape, embodying the Tjukurrpa, or Dreaming stories. Watson’s work has been exhibited internationally and is featured in prestigious collections, including the National Gallery of Australia. His paintings are not just art; they are a profound connection to his land and culture, offering insight into the spiritual narratives that have guided his community for generations. Watson’s legacy continues to influence and inspire both Indigenous and non-Indigenous audiences, making him a key figure in contemporary Aboriginal art.
Eddy Zabba 72x128cm The Great Herd Migration Acrylic on canvas/linen blend with matt varnish
A$1,650.00
Eddy Zabba was born in Zimbabwe in 1968 and moved to South Africa as a teen, His parents were educated by tribal elders and taught Eddy the importance of art and culture. Aside from being a great artist, he plays 6 instruments and speaks 4 African languages, He is inspired by natures powerful energy and paints his country and his experiences from childhood and throughout his adult life. He is an emerging artist and plans to exhibit in Australia. We are his representative agent here in Australia.
Eddy Zabba 70x106cm Winds of the South acrylic/linen blend with matt varnish
A$1,495.00
Eddy Zabba was born in Zimbabwe in 1968 and moved to South Africa as a teen, His parents were educated by tribal elders and taught Eddy the importance of art and culture. Aside from being a great artist, he plays 6 instruments and speaks 4 African languages, He is inspired by natures powerful energy and paints his country and his experiences from childhood and throughout his adult life. He is an emerging artist and plans to exhibit in Australia. We are his representative agent here in Australia.
Eddy Zabba 57x115cm The Big Flood Plains acrylic on canvas/linen blend with matt varnish
A$1,200.00 A$680.00
Eddy Zabba was born in Zimbabwe in 1968 and moved to South Africa as a teen, His parents were educated by tribal elders and taught Eddy the importance of art and culture. Aside from being a great artist, he plays 6 instruments and speaks 4 African languages, He is inspired by natures powerful energy and paints his country and his experiences from childhood and throughout his adult life. He is an emerging artist and plans to exhibit in Australia. We are his representative agent here in Australia.
Eddy Zabba 75x108cm Spring Coming acrylic/linen blend with matt varnish
A$1,495.00
Eddy Zabba was born in Zimbabwe in 1968 and moved to South Africa as a teen, His parents were educated by tribal elders and taught Eddy the importance of art and culture. Aside from being a great artist, he plays 6 instruments and speaks 4 African languages, He is inspired by natures powerful energy and paints his country and his experiences from childhood and throughout his adult life. He is an emerging artist and plans to exhibit in Australia. We are his representative agent here in Australia.