Anatye (Bush Potato) A16271 Willy Tjungurrayi red sandhills and rocks of

red sandhills and rocks of her father’s country to the west of her community of Haasts Bluff in Central Australia

Year: 2000

The iconography portrays the story of the Pintupi women as they sit by the rockholes collecting water (kaapi)

Passed from one generation to the next patrilineally

Anatye (Bush Potato) A16271 Willy Tjungurrayi red sandhills and rocks ofYear: 2009 Size: 120 x 181cm acrylic on linen This painting is about my culture. Thats my fathers dreaming. This is from my fathers country, that country is called Unjangola. That is north of Utopia, not too far but really desert country Margaret Loy Pula The bush potato vine grows after the rains. The women go out to collect the potato using crowbars to dig up the ground. The potatoes can grow quite large, depending on the amount of rain. Once