Description
Vintage Original aboriginal artwork The Grey Snake by Bagaay – mixed media, paint and some kind of marble stone
Total Dimensions : 75 x 30 cm
Thomas “Bagaay” Avery, a painter, designer, and filmmaker who is a descendant of the Gamilaroi tribe in northern NSW. He uses his art to communicate his culture, and his personal totem is the blue-tongue lizard. Another artist with a similar name, though not the same person, is Graham Badari, who was born in 1962 and also creates art with Aboriginal themes, such as paintings on bark and canvas.
Here’s a more detailed look at each:
Thomas “Bagaay” Avery:
- Tribe: Gamilaroi (northern NSW)
- Art Forms: Painting, design, and filmmaking
- Totem: Blue-tongue lizard
- Work: Original hand-painted artwork on canvas
