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A Good Catch of Fish - lovely detailed painting of fish showing great detail in the xray style in a cavern in Kakadu N.T.
A Wide View - An overview of a rockart gallery, again in Kakadu National park. This area is the home of x-ray art; although many artist from other areas have been influenced by the style.
X-ray Fish - This detailed photo is as good an example of the unique x-ray style of painting developed in Northern Australia. Experts have no problem identifying exactly what fish is drawn. Enlarge photo & have a really good look!
Tasmanian Tiger - This painting which is easily regonisable as a Tassie Tiger comes from Kakadu in the N.T. As this animal has been extinct in area for many centuries; how old is the painting?
Large Fish - Have a look at a close-up of an x-ray fish done mainly in yellow & red orches in Northern Australia. The skill of the artist is more amazing when you realise they only had stick & similar items to paint with!
Multi-coloured Layers - A good example of a cave that has been used many times. A close-up view reveals mutiple paintings in lovely bright, rich orche colours blending in with the natural colours in the stone. Art galleries are happy places to visit.
Catfish in Jelly - is the name I gave this one! Though white orche is common in rock paintings, this is one of the few fish I have seen done in white. The background yellow is older paintings. Welcome to lunch!
Red attacks Mimi - an ancient cave painting from the Kimberley region of W.A. with a religious theme. Much ancient Australian Aboriginal art is remarkable well preserved.
Coloured Pebbles - a gallery of carvings. A close look at the photo will reveal a multitude of rock carvings. To see so many together is fairly unusual. I think these are religious in meaning.
Ancient & Red - Kangaroos are clearly seen hopping in this ancient scene. It seems ancestral spirits are shown surrounding the kangaroos. Red & orange orche is mainly used in this painting.
