Fish and bat with four boomerangs

Primary Artist

John Nargoodah (1995–)

Title

Fish and bat with four boomerangs

Work number

Australian Print Workshop (1981-), 1536

Date made

1999 – 1999, September

Place made

Australia, Australia, Victoria, Melbourne, Australian Print Workshop, 210 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy View on map Close map

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Category

Print

Print type

relief

Technique

linocut, printed in black ink, from one block

Matrix size

30.2 x 30.0 cm (printed image)

Support

thick white wove paper

Support size

50.4 x 50.0 cm (sheet)

Manufacturers mark

no manufacturer's mark

State

published state

Impression

workshop proof 2/2

Edition information

edition of 50; plus 2 workshop proofs

Inscriptions or device by artist or designated agent

Signed lower right below printed image in black pencil, '(indecipherable)'. Not dated. Not titled. Inscribed with edition details lower left below printed image in black pencil, 'A.P.W. 2/2'.

Inscriptions or device by others involved in the works production

Print workshop blindstamp lower right corner 'APW' [within rectangle]

Inscriptions or device subsequently added to the work

Inscribed verso lower right in black pencil, 'APW 1536'

Subject description

The Australian Print Workshop archive of Australian prints and book arts.

Collection

National Gallery of Australia

IRN

124536

Accession number

2002.431.1536

Accession method

Purchase

Meeting

Meeting 7, 2001/2002 (2002-06-26)

Provenance

Purchased by the National Gallery of Australia, from the Australian Print Workshop (formerly the Victorian Print Workshop), Melbourne, 2006, where the work was produced.

Credit line

Australian Print Workshop Archive 2, purchased with the assistance of the Gordon Darling Australasian Print Fund 2002

Subject category

Australia, Animal: Fish

Country of context

Australia

Creators

Nargoodah, John. | (1995–) Aboriginal Australian | Male | artist

AUSTRALIAN PRINT WORKSHOP | (1989–) Australian | Organisation | print workshop