Cat# 10-22
Anawari Mitchell (The Seven Sisters)
Painting - (61 x 61cm; acrylic on canvas)
This painting depicts the country surrounding Papulankutja and the dreamtime travels of the seven sisters. The ladies were pursued through the desert by one man who lusted over one of the ladies.There are numerous scenarious of these ladies and their journies through the country. Eventually they rise up into the sky and form the Peliades, a group of seven stars seen in the southern skies.

Cat# 10-32
Anawari Mitchell (The Seven Sisters)
Painting - (120 x 80 cm acrylic on canvas)
This is a popular dreamtime story of seven ladies being chased through the desert by one man. There are numerous scenarios as these ladies travel around. Eventually they rise up into the sky and form the Peliades, a group of seven stars seen in the southern skies. There are many variations of this story.

Cat# 10-80
Anawari Mitchell (The Seven Sisters)
Painting - (121 x 76 cm acrylic on canvas)
This is a popular dreamtime story of seven ladies being chased through the desert by one man. There are numerous scenarios as these ladies travel around. Eventually they rise up into the sky and form the Peliades, a group of seven stars seen in the southern skies. There are many variations of this story.

Cat# 08-202
Anawari Mitchell (The Seven Sisters)
Painting - (66 x 71; acrylic on linen)
This is a popular dreamtime story of seven ladies being chased through the desert by one man. There are numerous scenarios as these ladies travel around. Eventually they rise up into the sky and form the Peliades, a group of seven stars seen in the southern skies. There are many variations of this story.

Cat# 09-242
Andrew Mitchell (Walu)
Painting - (101 x 101cm; acrylic on canvas)
There was a small boy who had no parents and was neglected. One day the families caught an emu and prepared to cook it and eat it. This little boy ran in and took the emu’s heart and ran off with it. Big willie willies came up afterwards and swept the families away.

Cat# 09-274
Andrew Mitchell (Walu)
Painting - (50 x 121cm; acrylic on canvas)
There was a small boy who had no parents and was neglected. One day the families caught an emu and prepared to cook it and eat it. This little boy ran in and took the emu’s heart and ran off with it. Big willie willies came up afterwards and swept the families away.