Title

Indian girl. [by Murray Griffin].

Author

Bunbury, Alisa

Source

[Not applicable]

Publication date

1998

Type

About the work

Language

English

Country of context

Australia

Full text

Indian girl.

Indian girl is the most visually complex of the Asian triptych, largely because of the costume, with its veil, bangles and beads, which Griffin represented by a variety of means. Opaque inks on a wiped block are used for the diaphanous Indian veil, while the subtle colouration on the vest suggests a rich, soft material. A simple wooden architectural feature acts as both a positioning and a framing device. See catalogue entry for Blue sarong [cat.76].

© Alisa Bunbury, 1998.

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