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MBS0070

Hat

Wally Clarke Pwerle

Wally Clarke Pwerle

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Medium
Acrylic on Wood
Size
18 x 53 x 20cm
Year Painted
2008
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Artist Profile

Wally was renowned for his sculptures and his paintings, which exemplify the dis…

Artist Profile

Artist Profile

Wally Clarke Pwerle
Born:

c. 1953

Deceased:

2016

Language Group:

Alyawarre

Country:

Atnwengerrp, Utopia Region, North East of Alice Springs, Northern Territory

Medium:

Acrylic on Canvas, Wood Carving

Subjects:

Grass Seed Dreaming, Men's Ceremony, Bird, Bush Turkey, Ceremonial Man, Camp Dog, Hat

Wally was renowned for his sculptures and his paintings, which exemplify the distinctive style of Utopia's male artists. His work often depicted country and ceremony through intricate linear dot work, creating concentric circles and parallel lines.

Wally was married to Janice Clarke Kngwarreye, a highly accomplished painter in her own right. The couple had seven children together. Wally's brother was the late Louie Pwerle, a respected sculptor and painter.

COLLECTIONS
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, VIC
Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, NSW
The Holmes à Court Collection, Perth, WA
Mbantua Gallery Collection, Alice Springs, NT

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Artist Name, Artwork Size, Medium, Year Painted, Title,

Information

Artist Name:
Wally Clarke Pwerle
Artwork Size:
18 x 53 x 20cm
Medium:
Acrylic on Wood
Year Painted:
2008
Title:
Hat

Description

A respected sculptor at his home in Utopia, Wally began sculpting hats for Mbantua Gallery in 2008. Usually carved from the wood of trees found in northern Utopia, this hat is symbolic of the work and lifestyle of many Utopia men. Many of these men work as stock hands on neighbouring cattle stations or cultivate their own land. This hat provides good protection from the harsh summer sun.

Located at
Mbantua Alice Gallery