Anatjari Tjampitjinpa b. c.1927

Also known as Anitjari Jampijinpa, Anatjari No. 1
  • Artist (Painter)
A pioneering painter with Papunya Tula Artists, and influential in the spread of painting to Balgo WA. His work featured in landmark exhibitions, such as "Dreamings: Art of Aboriginal Australia" which toured the USA (1988-1989), and is represented in major national and international collections.
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associate of
Dini Tjampitjinpa Campbell
1940
Artist (Painter)
brother; artist
associate of
George Tjangala Yapa
1945
Artist (Painter)
adopted son; artist
sibling of
Dini Tjampitjinpa Campbell
1940
Artist (Painter)
parent of
George Tjangala Yapa
1945
Artist (Painter)
adopted
parent of
Ray James
Other occupation
associate of
Uta Uta Tjangala
1927
Other occupation
parent of
George Tjangala Yapa
1927
Artist (Painter)
adopted

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