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Eubena Nampitjin (c.1921–2013) was one of the greatest painters of Western Desert art and the leading woman artist of the Balgo movement. A senior law woman, respected cultural leader and winner of the 1998 Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award, she transformed the sandhills, rockholes and ancestral landscapes of the Great Sandy Desert into luminous paintings of extraordinary colour and atmosphere. Her expressive brushwork and radiant palette helped redefine contemporary Aboriginal painting and established her as one of Australia's most celebrated Indigenous artists. Explore her biography, painting style and major works on my website.

Eubena Nampitjin (c.1921–2013) was one of the greatest painters of Western Desert art and the leading woman artist of the Balgo movement. A senior law woman, respected cultural leader and winner of the 1998 Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award, she transformed the sandhills, rockholes and ancestral landscapes of the Great Sandy Desert into luminous paintings of extraordinary colour and atmosphere. Her expressive brushwork and radiant palette helped redefine contemporary Aboriginal painting and established her as one of Australia's most celebrated Indigenous artists. Explore her biography, painting style and major works on my website.

Eubena Nampitjin (c.1921–2013) was one of the greatest painters of Western Desert art and the leading woman artist of the Balgo movement. A senior law woman, respected cultural leader and winner of the 1998 Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award, she transformed the sandhills, rockholes and ancestral landscapes of the Great Sandy Desert into luminous paintings of extraordinary colour and atmosphere. Her expressive brushwork and radiant palette helped redefine contemporary Aboriginal painting and established her as one of Australia's most celebrated Indigenous artists. Explore her biography, painting style and major works on my website.

Eubena Nampitjin (c.1921–2013) was one of the greatest painters of Western Desert art and the leading woman artist of the Balgo movement. A senior law woman, respected cultural leader and winner of the 1998 Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award, she transformed the sandhills, rockholes and ancestral landscapes of the Great Sandy Desert into luminous paintings of extraordinary colour and atmosphere. Her expressive brushwork and radiant palette helped redefine contemporary Aboriginal painting and established her as one of Australia's most celebrated Indigenous artists. Explore her biography, painting style and major works on my website.

Eubena Nampitjin (c.1921–2013) was one of the greatest painters of Western Desert art and the leading woman artist of the Balgo movement. A senior law woman, respected cultural leader and winner of the 1998 Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award, she transformed the sandhills, rockholes and ancestral landscapes of the Great Sandy Desert into luminous paintings of extraordinary colour and atmosphere. Her expressive brushwork and radiant palette helped redefine contemporary Aboriginal painting and established her as one of Australia's most celebrated Indigenous artists. Explore her biography, painting style and major works on my website.