Anguburra Patsy Lulpunda Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Anguburra Patsy Lulpunda Art Value Price Guide

Mar. 24, 2024
PATSY ANGUBURRA LULPUNDA (1898-2000), Owls and Boab Tree, Natural earth pigments on canvas, signed verso "Patsy", with Tineriba Fine Arts documentation verso, 120 x 90cm
Est: $1,200 - $2,000
PATSY ANGUBURRA LULPUNDA (1898-2000), Owls and Boab Tree, Natural earth pigments on canvas, signed verso "Patsy", with Tineriba Fine Arts documentation verso, 120 x 90cm
Leski Auctions Pty Ltd
Nov. 19, 2023
PATSY ANGUBURRA LULPUNDA (Aboriginal, 1898 - 2000), Two dogs fighting, synthetic polymer paint and natural earth pigments on canvas, circa 2000, 67 x 67cm. Accompanied by an original photo of the artist holding the painting. Provenance: The Joyce E
Est: $1,500 - $2,500
PATSY ANGUBURRA LULPUNDA (Aboriginal, 1898 - 2000), Two dogs fighting, synthetic polymer paint and natural earth pigments on canvas, circa 2000, 67 x 67cm. Accompanied by an original photo of the artist holding the painting. Provenance: The Joyce Evans estate.
Leski Auctions Pty Ltd
Jun. 20, 2023
Patsy Anguburra Lulpunda - Wandjina, 2000
Est: $25,000 - $35,000
During the last decade of her life, Patsy Lulpunda lived on the Prince Regent River near Mowanjum and created hair belts, stone axes, and other items of material culture. Her first paintings were created at the age of 100, whilst visiting the great Kimberley custodian and storyteller Jack Dale during a workshop organised in 1998. She participated in several painting workshops at his home before her death at the age of 102 at the start of the millennium. Patsy Anguburra witnessed and experienced great cultural transformations during her long life, given her presence when Wororra culture was yet to experience the influence and impact of European culture. Lulpunda's Wororra name ‘Anguburra’ refers to the native honeybee that produces the most exquisitely tasting honey. It was a delightful and most fitting name for a woman whose sprightly and spirited engagement with life extended her autumn years beyond all expectation.
Cooee Art
Oct. 11, 2022
Patsy Anguburra Lulpunda - Emu, 2000
Est: $4,000 - $6,000
During the last decade of her life, Patsy Lulpunda lived on the Prince Regent River near Mowanjum and created hair belts, stone axes, and other items of material culture. Her first paintings were created at the age of 100, whilst visiting the great Kimberley custodian and storyteller Jack Dale during a workshop organised in 1998. She participated in several painting workshops at his home before her death at 102 at the start of the millennium. Lulpunda's Wororra name ‘Anguburra’ refers to the native honey bee that produces the most exquisitely tasting honey. It was a delightful and most fitting name for a woman whose sprightly and spirited engagement with life extended her autumn years beyond all expectation. Anguburra witnessed and experienced great cultural transformations during her long life, given her presence when Wororra culture was yet to experience the influence and impact of European culture.
Cooee Art
Oct. 11, 2022
Patsy Anguburra Lulpunda - Three Dogs Anguburra, 2000
Est: $4,000 - $6,000
During the last decade of her life, Patsy Lulpunda lived on the Price Regent River near Mowanjum and created hair belts, stone axes, and other items of material culture. Her first paintings were created at the age of 100, whilst visiting the great Kimberley custodian and storyteller Jack Dale during a workshop organised in 1998. She participated in several painting workshops at his home before her death at 102 at the start of the millennium. Lulpunda's Wororra name ‘Anguburra’ refers to the native honey bee that produces the most exquisitely tasting honey. It was a delightful and most fitting name for a woman whose sprightly and spirited engagement with life extended her autumn years beyond all expectation. Anguburra witnessed and experienced great cultural transformations during her long life, given her presence when Wororra culture was yet to experience the influence and impact of European culture.
Cooee Art
Mar. 08, 2022
Patsy Anguburra Lulpunda - Seven Wandjina Birds, 1999
Est: $12,000 - $14,000
57 x 147 cm, 63.5 x 154 cm (framed) During the last decade of her life, Patsy Lulpunda lived on the Prince Regent River near Mowandjum, creating hair belts, stone axes, and other items of material culture. Her first paintings were created when she was 100 years of age, whilst visiting the great Kimberley custodian and storyteller Jack Dale during a workshop organised in 1998. She participated in several painting workshops at his home before her death at 102. Lulpunda's Wororra name âAnguburraâ refers to the native honey bee that produces the most exquisite tasting honey. It was a delightful and most fitting name for a woman whose sprightly engagement with life extended her autumn years beyond all expectation. Anguburra witnessed and experienced great cultural transformations during her long life, given her presence when Wororra culture was yet to experience the influence and impact of colonisation.
Cooee Art
Mar. 08, 2022
Patsy Anguburra Lulpunda - Four Wandjina Birds, 2000
Est: $8,000 - $10,000
During the last decade of her life, Patsy Lulpunda lived on the Prince Regent River near Mowandjum, creating hair belts, stone axes, and other items of material culture. Her first paintings were created when she was 100 years of age, whilst visiting the great Kimberley custodian and story teller Jack Dale during a workshop organised in 1998. She participated in several painting workshops at his home before her death at 102 at the start of the new millennium. Lulpunda's Wororra name âAnguburraâ refers to the native honeybee that produces the most exquisitely tasting honey. It was a delightful and most fitting name for a woman whose sprightly and spirited engagement with life extended her autumn years beyond all expectation. Anguburra witnessed and experienced great cultural transformations during her long life, given her presence when Wororra culture was yet to experience the influence and impact of colonisation.
Cooee Art
Jun. 08, 2021
Patsy Anguburra Lulpunda - Dunbi - Owl, 1998
Est: $3,000 - $4,000
Cooee Art Indigenous Fine Art Auction "During the last decade of her life, Patsy Lulpunda lived on the Prince Regent River near Mowandjum, creating hair belts, stone axes, and other items of material culture. Her first paintings were created when she was 100 years of age, whilst visiting the great Kimberley custodian and story teller Jack Dale during a workshop organised in 1998. She participated in several painting workshops at his home before her death at 102 at the start of the new millennium. Lulpunda's Wororra name +IBg-Anguburra+IBk refers to the native honeybee that produces the most exquisitely tasting honey. It was a delightful and most fitting name for a woman whose sprightly and spirited engagement with life extended her autumn years beyond all expectation. Anguburra witnessed and experienced great cultural transformations during her long life, given her presence when Wororra culture was yet to experience the influence and impact of colonisation.+IB0 Contact Cooee Art for more information on this Aboriginal artwork.
Cooee Art
Nov. 27, 2018
Patsy Anguburra Lulpunda (1898-2000) Four Wandjina Birds 2000
Est: $4,000 - $6,000
During the last decade of her life Patsy Lulpunda lived on the Price Regent River near Mowandjum and created hair belts, stone axes and other items of material culture. Her first paintings were created at the age of 100 years, whilst visiting the great Kimberley custodian and story teller Jack Dale during a workshop organised in 1998. She participated in several painting workshops at his home before her death at 102 at the start of the millennium. Lulpunda's Wororra name ‘Anguburra’ refers to the native honeybee that produces the most exquisitely tasting honey. It was a delightful and most fitting name for a woman whose sprightly and spirited engagement with life extended her autumn years beyond all expectation. Anguburra witnessed and experienced great cultural transformations during her long life, given her presence when Wororra culture was yet to experience the influence and impact of European culture.
Cooee Art
Aug. 09, 2018
PATSY ANGUBURRA LULPANA (c1898-2000), Worrora language group The First Rains 1998
Est: $3,000 - $4,000
PATSY ANGUBURRA LULPANA (c1898-2000), Worrora language group The First Rains 1998 115.0 x 58.5 cm accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from Aboriginal Gallery of Dreamings, Melbourne synthetic polymer paint on canvas
Menzies
Jun. 06, 2017
ANGUBURRA PATSY LULPUNDA (1898-2000) Birds in the Rain acrylic on canvas
Est: $3,000 - $4,000
ANGUBURRA PATSY LULPUNDA (1898-2000) Birds in the Rain acrylic on canvas cat no. inscribed verso: NM4812 64.5 x 52cm PROVENANCE: Lawson Menzies, Sydney, 25 May 2004, lot 169 Private collection, New South Wales
Leonard Joel