Dorothy Edwards (Crocodile)'. Linocut print on paper, 15 x 25cm

Dorothy Edwards (Crocodile)'. Linocut print on paper, 15 x 25cmSaltwater crocodiles were occasionally hunted on traditional Kokoberrin homelands for meat, and their hide could be used for leather. Edwards recalled one hunt as a young child with her family: One day, we were crossing a water lagoon by balancing on floating tree logs and branches, when to our surprise, what we thought was a log started to move it was actually a large saltwater crocodile! This artwork is showing the crocodile looking like a log.

gave him title hold over all of Sweers Island and a large portion of Bentinck Island

On our beach trips

Shield: LEECHES - JUMAN FULL OF BLOOD

Acrylic and ink on Arches watercolour paper (640gsm cold pressed)

This is called a Yinga in Guugu Yimithirr

as well as the injustices wrought by the Department of native affairs from quite island girl to the singing grandma who travelled the world as one of the Mills Sister'ss

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Recycled Didgeridoo

Once a territory has been established

We feel this is the most important work we do

When we drive to Normanton and Kowanyama I often see them along the road