Julie Dowling b. 1969

  • Artist (Painter)
Julie Dowling is a Badimaya Aboriginal woman whose portraits have been exhibited in 'Culture Warriors' at the National Gallery of Australia, 'Colour Power' at the National Gallery of Victoria and 'Lines in the Sand: Botany Bay Stories from 1770' at Hazelhurst Regional Gallery.
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Making her mark
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre, plastic on canvas

84 × 66 cm

 
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Self-portrait: in our country
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URL
http://artsearch.nga.gov.au/Detail.cfm?IRN=37840
 
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Henry
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre on canvas

120 × 100 cm

 
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Mary and Richard
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre, plastic on canvas

40 × 30 cm

 
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Self-portrait: Black bird
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre, plastic on canvas

120 × 100 cm

 
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Boongaree
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre and plastic on canvas

120 × 100 cm

 
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Jacky-Jacky
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oil and red ochre on canvas

120 × 100 cm

 
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Jillaroo
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synthetic polymer paint, oil, red ochre and plastic on canvas

100 × 120 cm

 
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Mary
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oil on canvas

150 × 120 cm

 
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The Mrs …
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre on canvas

100 × 120 cm

 
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Mt Magnet
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre and plastic on canvas

150 × 120 cm

 
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Tigermoth
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre, plastic on canvas

120 × 100 cm

 
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Authentic
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre on canvas

120 × 100 cm

 
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Her father's servant
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URL
http://artsearch.nga.gov.au/Detail.cfm?IRN=12869
 
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Andrew: The lost boy (from the series ‘Family’)
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre on canvas

46 × 35 cm

 
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Aunties with cards
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre on canvas

100 × 120 cm

 
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Elizabeth: The free (from the series ‘Family’)
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre on canvas

46 × 35 cm

 
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George: The blind (from the series ‘Family’)
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre and blood on canvas

46 × 35 cm

 
creator of
Her father’s servant
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre and blood on canvas

100 × 120 cm

 
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Icon to a stolen child: Teacher
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre and plastic on canvas

40 × 30 cm

 
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Melbin
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre and plastic on canvas

120 × 100 cm

 
creator of
Mollie: No talk (from the series ‘Family’)
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre and plastic on canvas

46 × 35 cm

 
creator of
Money – before pension day
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synthetic polymer paint , red ochre on canvas

107 × 83.5 cm

 
creator of
Ronnie: The neurotic (from the series ‘Family’)
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre on canvas

46 × 35 cm

 
creator of
Self-portrait: City girl (from the series ‘Family’)
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synthetic polymer paint, red ochre on canvas

46 × 35 cm

 
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