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NGARRALJA TOMMY MAY (dec)
Jilji and Bila
310/19 (2019)
Etching on Metal/Enamel Spray Paint
50 x 50cm | 19.69 x 19.69in
Mangkaja Artists
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Provenance
Mangkaja Art Centre - Fitzroy CrossingPrivate Collection - Brisbane
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