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Cecily Daniels

DOB: Unknown

BORN: Papunya
LANGUAGE GROUP: Luritja

 

Cecily Daniels comes from the Papunya region of Central Australia, a small Indigenous community approximately 240kms northwest of Alice Springs. Cecily is the daughter of celebrated artist, Barney Daniels Tjungarrayi. Growing up, Cecily lived at an outstation just outside of Papunya called '5 Mile'. Her father taught her how to paint when she was a young girl. Cecily’s style of painting is characteristic of the Western Desert painters using dots and line-work to tell important Dreaming stories. Using this basic form of marking making, Cecily creates incredible optical style art with rhythm, movement and depth, often depicting the Tingari ancestors or Tali (sand hills).

Cecily Daniels painting

Title: Tali (Sand hill) Desert Dreaming

Artist: Cecily Daniels

Acrylic on canvas

Painted: 2018

Size: 71cm x 91cm approximately

Catalogue number: CD2018001

Price: $3,000.00

Provenance: Private Collection

Location: Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia

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Title: Tali (Sand hill) Desert Dreaming

Artist: Cecily Daniels

Acrylic on canvas

Painted: 2018

Size: 71cm x 91cm approximately

Catalogue number: CD2018002

Price: $3,000.00

Provenance: Private Collection

Location: Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia

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