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Bogong moth

Bogong moth

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Debbie Bates
Bogong moth
2000
Linocut print on paper
30 x 27.9 cm
Private Collection

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©Debbie Bates

Paakantji

Born 1961, Broken Hill, New South Wales

Resides Broken Hill, New South Wales

Debbie is an accomplished linocut artist who studied print making at Broken Hill TAFE and now works mainly from home. Common themes in Debbie’s work are the bogong moth and images of the land, of animals and her memories.

Story objects

The Jaguar that fell into the river

Possum skin cloak

Eel trap

Oak Valley dreaming

The spirits of the road

Window

Spear 2001-2002

Landscape

BULLDOG (Dennis Williams)

Nhatji Yarilana

People and land

The Coopers Creek

Land, rivers, lines

Barka in trouble

Bogong moth

Cattle muster

Hunting for kangaroo

Mother’s brother William Lance-Johnson (dec)

Mother’s sister Isabelle Bennett-Webster

Crossroads

Duck trap

Baby basket

Basket with handles

Coiled basketry scoop

200 years

Coming home

Ned 1

Ned 11

Blue wren

Aboriginal woman

Rufus River Massacre

Emu feather bag

Before our time - in Ceremony?