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bark painting

In Australian Aboriginal art, technique of painting on the inner side of a strip of tree bark. Using red, yellow, white, brown, and black pigments, the works were often painted with the fingers as the artist lay inside a low bark-roofed shelter. See Aboriginal art.



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Koether studied at the Art Institute of Chicago, the University of Chicago and New York University and as an apprentice to various conservators; he's tackled restoring everything from Sarasotans Roy and Susan Palmer's old masters painting collection to historical maps for the Tampa History Center to aboriginal bark paintings in Sydney, Australia.
Traditional Australian bark paintings were created by the native Yolngu people for ceremonial purposes.
For thousands of years Aboriginal Culture has been kept alive and has been passed from generation to generation by way of various mediums, Bark Paintings, Rock Drawings/Art, Artefacts, Storytelling, Dance, etc.
 
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