Trevor Nganjmirra Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Trevor Nganjmirra Art Value Price Guide

Oct. 27, 2024
TREVOR NGANJIMIRRA, "Yelk Yelk Mermaid", Acrylic on canvas., Image: 58cm x 48cm
Est: $600 - $1,200
TREVOR NGANJIMIRRA "Yelk Yelk Mermaid" Acrylic on canvas. Painted in 2019. Artwork is stretched and ready to hang.
Ozbid Auctions
Sep. 08, 2024
TREVOR NGANJIMIRRA, "Yelk Yelk Mermaid", Acrylic on canvas., Image: 58cm x 48cm
Est: $600 - $1,200
TREVOR NGANJIMIRRA "Yelk Yelk Mermaid" Acrylic on canvas. Painted in 2019. Artwork is stretched and ready to hang.
Ozbid Auctions
May. 18, 2023
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA - "Serpent & Barramundi"
Est: $200 - $400
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Serpent & Barramundi" Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Painted in 2019. Region: Arnhem Land. Provenance: Private Collection, West Arnhem Land. Artwork is stretched and ready to hang. 31cm x 42cm
Ozbid Auctions
Apr. 13, 2023
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Long-neck Turtle"
Est: $200 - $400
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Long-neck Turtle" Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Painted in 2019. Region: Arnhem Land. Provenance: Private Collection, West Arnhem Land. Artwork is stretched and ready to hang. 33cm x 43cm.
Ozbid Auctions
Oct. 11, 2022
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA"Rainbow Serpent, Yelk Yelk and Barramundi"
Est: $300 - $600
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA"Rainbow Serpent, Yelk Yelk and Barramundi"Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Artwork is stretched, framed and ready to hang.Painted in 2019.Region: Arnhem Land.Provenance: Private Collection, West Arnhem Land.52cm x 60cm
Ozbid Auctions
Apr. 05, 2020
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Catfish"
Est: $150 - $250
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Catfish" Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Painted in 2019. Region: Arnhem Land. Provenance: Private Collection, West Arnhem Land. 31cm x 41cm
Ozbid Auctions
Apr. 05, 2020
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled"
Est: $100 - $200
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled" Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Painted in 2019. Region: Arnhem Land. Provenance: Private Collection, West Arnhem Land. 31cm x 41cm
Ozbid Auctions
Apr. 05, 2020
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled"
Est: $150 - $250
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled" Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Painted in 2019. Region: Arnhem Land. Provenance: Private Collection, West Arnhem Land. 36cm x 36cm
Ozbid Auctions
Apr. 05, 2020
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled"
Est: $150 - $300
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled" Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Painted in 2019. Region: Arnhem Land. Provenance: Private Collection, West Arnhem Land. 36cm x 36cm
Ozbid Auctions
Apr. 05, 2020
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled"
Est: $150 - $300
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled" Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Painted in 2019. Region: Arnhem Land. Provenance: Private Collection, West Arnhem Land. 36cm x 36cm
Ozbid Auctions
Apr. 05, 2020
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled"
Est: $250 - $500
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled" Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Painted in 2019. Region: Arnhem Land. Provenance: Private Collection, West Arnhem Land. 50cm x 60cm
Ozbid Auctions
Mar. 22, 2020
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled"
Est: $300 - $600
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled" Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Painted in 2019. Region: Arnhem Land. Provenance: Private Collection, West Arnhem Land. 50cm x 60cm
Ozbid Auctions
Mar. 12, 2020
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Salt Water Cocrodile"
Est: $100 - $200
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Salt Water Cocrodile" Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Painted in 2019. Region: Arnhem Land. Provenance: Private Collection, West Arnhem Land. 54cm x 28cm
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Mar. 12, 2020
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled"
Est: $200 - $400
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled" Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Painted in 2019. Region: Arnhem Land. Provenance: Private Collection, West Arnhem Land. 50cm x 41cm
Ozbid Auctions
Mar. 02, 2020
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled"
Est: $300 - $600
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled" Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Painted in 2019. Region: Arnhem Land. Provenance: Private Collection, West Arnhem Land. 50cm x 41cm
Ozbid Auctions
Mar. 02, 2020
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Kangaroo, Goanna & Mimi"
Est: $300 - $600
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Kangaroo, Goanna & Mimi" Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Region: Arnhem Land. Provenance: Private Collection, West Arnhem Land. Artwork is stretched. 46cm x 54cm
Ozbid Auctions
Feb. 20, 2020
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Barramundi, Turtle, Goanna"
Est: $120 - $250
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Barramundi, Turtle, Goanna" Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Painted in 2019. Region: Arnhem Land. Provenance: Private Collection, West Arnhem Land. 61cm x 64cm
Ozbid Auctions
Feb. 20, 2020
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled"
Est: $150 - $300
TREVOR NGANJMIRRA "Untitled" Synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Painted in 2019. Region: Arnhem Land. Provenance: Private Collection, West Arnhem Land. 50cm x 53cm
Ozbid Auctions
Jan. 07, 2020
Trevor Nganjmirra Painting - Spirit Marakai - 2001
Est: $600 - $900
**Originally Listed At $300** Trevor Nganjmirra (Aboriginal Australian, b. 1966). "Spirit Marakai with Dilly Bag" Acrylic on Arches Art Board, painted on January 20, 2001. A bold painting of the spirit Marakai sitting with upraised knees, legs with upraised knees and arms to Marakai's sides, and head in profile with a dilly bag (a traditional Aboriginal bag made of woven plant fibers) to one side by Aboriginal artist Trevor Nganjmirra, who comes from one of the greatest artistic dynasties of Arnhem Land. The spirit wears a garments with a woven netted pattern, but her breasts are revealed. All is finely delineated in a striking color palette of russet red, yellow ochre, black, and white. Also included is a photograph of the artist holding this piece. Size: 10.3" W x 14.875" H (26.2 cm x 37.8 cm) Trevor Nganjmirra's father Bobby Nganjmirra (1915-1992) was the senior artist of the family and inspired a modern style grounded in Aboriginal rock and bark painting traditions. Trevor and his brothers learned to paint on rock and on bark from their father when they lived in a bush camp between Oenpelli and Maningrida. Most of the subjects depicted by the Nganjmirra family come from the family's lands east of Gunbalanya. Favorite subjects and themes include: white cranes, emu, rock wallaby, brolgas, jabirus, rainbow serpents, fish, crocodiles, barramundi, and mimi spirits. Trevor Nganjmirra's works have been collected by the Australian Museum in Sydney, Australia. For more about the Nganjmirra family follow this link to the National Museum of Australia website - https://www.nma.gov.au/exhibitions/old-masters/western-arnhem-land Also see Cf: Parker, Adrian. Images in Ochre: The Art and Craft of the Kunwinjku, JB Publishing, 1997. Provenance: private Australia collection, painted at the owners home in Darwin, Australia and accompanied by a photograph of the artist with his work which was taken when the painting was completed - The artist is from the Kunwinjku clan of Kakadu, part of the oldest continuous culture on earth - estimated at 60,000 years. All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #147557
Artemis Gallery
Jan. 07, 2020
Simon Badari Painting - Hunter w/Dilly Bags - 2001
Est: $800 - $1,200
**Originally Listed At $400** Simon Badari (Aboriginal Australian, Contemporary). "Hunter with Dilly Bags and Tools" Acrylic on Arches Art Board, painted on June 30, 2001. A large scale and vibrant painting by Aboriginal Australian artist Trevor Nganjmirra depicting a hunter in a dynamic pose - frontal but with his right leg bent to the side and his left leg bent behind (or possibly amputated at the knee); dilly bags suspended from his outspread arms and a tool in each hand. Surrounding him are barbed spears, tools, and what appears to be a didgeridoo. The hunter presents an expressive visage with wide open eyes and a toothy grimace topped with long hair. He wears crocodile skin garments over his torso and legs and a loin cloth adorned by a bold geometric design. A wonderful painting delineated in Badaris' modern yet traditional style grounded in Aboriginal rock and bark painting traditions, rendered in a striking color palette of russet red, yellow ochre, black, and white. Also included is a photograph of the artist holding this piece. Size: 20.875" W x 29.875" H (53 cm x 75.9 cm) Provenance: private Australia collection All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #147553
Artemis Gallery
Dec. 05, 2019
Trevor Nganjmirra Painting - Luma Luma & Serpent - 2002
Est: $600 - $800
Trevor Nganjmirra (Aboriginal Australian, b. 1966). "Luma Luma and Water Python" Acrylic on Arches Art Board, painted on January 13, 2002. A bold painting of the spirit Luma Luma sitting with upraised knees and head in profile having an encounter with a rainbow serpent or water python by Aboriginal artist Trevor Nganjmirra, who comes from one of the greatest artistic dynasties of Arnhem Land. The spirit wears a garments with a woven netted pattern, perhaps made from crocodile skin. All is finely delineated in a striking color palette of russet red, yellow ochre, black, and white. Also included is a photograph of the artist holding this piece. Size: 20.75" W x 29.75" H (52.7 cm x 75.6 cm) Trevor Nganjmirra's father Bobby Nganjmirra (1915-1992) was the senior artist of the family and inspired a modern style grounded in Aboriginal rock and bark painting traditions. Trevor and his brothers learned to paint on rock and on bark from their father when they lived in a bush camp between Oenpelli and Maningrida. Most of the subjects depicted by the Nganjmirra family come from the family's lands east of Gunbalanya. Favorite subjects and themes include: white cranes, emu, rock wallaby, brolgas, jabirus, rainbow serpents, fish, crocodiles, barramundi, and mimi spirits. Trevor Nganjmirra's works have been collected by the Australian Museum in Sydney, Australia. Provenance: private Australia collection, painted at the owners home in Darwin, Australia and accompanied by a photograph of the artist with his work which was taken when the painting was completed - The artist is from the Kunwinjku clan of Kakadu, part of the oldest continuous culture on earth - estimated at 60,000 years. All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #147556
Artemis Gallery
Sep. 05, 2019
Simon Badari Painting - Hunter w/Dilly Bags - 2001
Est: $800 - $1,200
Simon Badari (Aboriginal Australian, Contemporary). "Hunter with Dilly Bags and Tools" Acrylic on Arches Art Board, painted on June 30, 2001. A large scale and vibrant painting by Aboriginal Australian artist Trevor Nganjmirra depicting a hunter in a dynamic pose - frontal but with his right leg bent to the side and his left leg bent behind (or possibly amputated at the knee); dilly bags suspended from his outspread arms and a tool in each hand. Surrounding him are barbed spears, tools, and what appears to be a didgeridoo. The hunter presents an expressive visage with wide open eyes and a toothy grimace topped with long hair. He wears crocodile skin garments over his torso and legs and a loin cloth adorned by a bold geometric design. A wonderful painting delineated in Badaris' modern yet traditional style grounded in Aboriginal rock and bark painting traditions, rendered in a striking color palette of russet red, yellow ochre, black, and white. Also included is a photograph of the artist holding this piece. Size: 20.875" W x 29.875" H (53 cm x 75.9 cm) Provenance: private Australia collection All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #147553
Artemis Gallery
Aug. 22, 2019
Trevor Nganjmirra Painting - Spirit Marakai - 2001
Est: $600 - $900
Trevor Nganjmirra (Aboriginal Australian, b. 1966). "Spirit Marakai with Dilly Bag" Acrylic on Arches Art Board, painted on January 20, 2001. A bold painting of the spirit Marakai sitting with upraised knees, legs with upraised knees and arms to Marakai's sides, and head in profile with a dilly bag (a traditional Aboriginal bag made of woven plant fibers) to one side by Aboriginal artist Trevor Nganjmirra, who comes from one of the greatest artistic dynasties of Arnhem Land. The spirit wears a garments with a woven netted pattern, but her breasts are revealed. All is finely delineated in a striking color palette of russet red, yellow ochre, black, and white. Also included is a photograph of the artist holding this piece. Size: 10.3" W x 14.875" H (26.2 cm x 37.8 cm) Trevor Nganjmirra's father Bobby Nganjmirra (1915-1992) was the senior artist of the family and inspired a modern style grounded in Aboriginal rock and bark painting traditions. Trevor and his brothers learned to paint on rock and on bark from their father when they lived in a bush camp between Oenpelli and Maningrida. Most of the subjects depicted by the Nganjmirra family come from the family's lands east of Gunbalanya. Favorite subjects and themes include: white cranes, emu, rock wallaby, brolgas, jabirus, rainbow serpents, fish, crocodiles, barramundi, and mimi spirits. Trevor Nganjmirra's works have been collected by the Australian Museum in Sydney, Australia. For more about the Nganjmirra family follow this link to the National Museum of Australia website - https://www.nma.gov.au/exhibitions/old-masters/western-arnhem-land Also see Cf: Parker, Adrian. Images in Ochre: The Art and Craft of the Kunwinjku, JB Publishing, 1997. Provenance: private Australia collection, painted at the owner’s home in Darwin, Australia and accompanied by a photograph of the artist with his work which was taken when the painting was completed - The artist is from the Kunwinjku clan of Kakadu, part of the oldest continuous culture on earth - estimated at 60,000 years. All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #147557
Artemis Gallery
Aug. 22, 2019
Trevor Nganjmirra Painting - Luma Luma & Serpent - 2002
Est: $800 - $1,200
Trevor Nganjmirra (Aboriginal Australian, b. 1966). "Luma Luma and Water Python" Acrylic on Arches Art Board, painted on January 13, 2002. A bold painting of the spirit Luma Luma sitting with upraised knees and head in profile having an encounter with a rainbow serpent or water python by Aboriginal artist Trevor Nganjmirra, who comes from one of the greatest artistic dynasties of Arnhem Land. The spirit wears a garments with a woven netted pattern, perhaps made from crocodile skin. All is finely delineated in a striking color palette of russet red, yellow ochre, black, and white. Also included is a photograph of the artist holding this piece. Size: 20.75" W x 29.75" H (52.7 cm x 75.6 cm) Trevor Nganjmirra's father Bobby Nganjmirra (1915-1992) was the senior artist of the family and inspired a modern style grounded in Aboriginal rock and bark painting traditions. Trevor and his brothers learned to paint on rock and on bark from their father when they lived in a bush camp between Oenpelli and Maningrida. Most of the subjects depicted by the Nganjmirra family come from the family's lands east of Gunbalanya. Favorite subjects and themes include: white cranes, emu, rock wallaby, brolgas, jabirus, rainbow serpents, fish, crocodiles, barramundi, and mimi spirits. Trevor Nganjmirra's works have been collected by the Australian Museum in Sydney, Australia. Provenance: private Australia collection, painted at the owner’s home in Darwin, Australia and accompanied by a photograph of the artist with his work which was taken when the painting was completed - The artist is from the Kunwinjku clan of Kakadu, part of the oldest continuous culture on earth - estimated at 60,000 years. All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #147556
Artemis Gallery
Jun. 06, 2015
Trevor Nganjmirra Mimi Spirit and Kangaroo, 1996 Pigments nature
Est: €150 - €200
Trevor Nganjmirra Mimi Spirit and Kangaroo, 1996 Pigments naturels et acrylique sur papier - 40 x 30 cm Groupe Kunwinjku – Oenpelli – Terre d’Arnhem Les artistes d'Oenpelli, une région de plateaux en Terre d'Arnhem Occidentale produisent des peintures sur écorce d'eucalyptus mais aussi beaucoup sur papier comme c'est le cas de notre peinture. Les sujets s'inspirent des Ancêtres (qui donnèrent vie aux animaux d'où les représentations figuratives) mais aussi les esprits Mimih. Le corps des animaux sont emplies de rarrks, ces hachures qui sont la base de l'art de toute la terre d'Arnhem. Chaque groupe à sa façon de les peindre et ce ne sont pas des éléments décoratifs (ou pas uniquement). Ils sont utilisés dans un contexte cérémoniel, aussi bien sur les corps des officiants que sur des objets. Ici Trevor, issu d'une grande famille d'artistes, se concentre sur le principal Rêve, le Python Arc-en-Ciel
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