BRIAN ROBINSON | 'And they flew from the airfield at Ngurupai' | Linocut Print Belonging The last bit of the

The last bit of the painting is the ochre coloured salt pan with its pretty rocks scattered across the landscape with the mangroves separating it from the river and land

Baydham ayka mina koey gathiyab

gub kadaka mizin

bush bashing

The arrow like markings represents the angle of the southeasterly winds and also signifies the suckerfish that were used in traditional turtle hunting

BRIAN ROBINSON | 'And they flew from the airfield at Ngurupai' | Linocut Print Belonging The last bit of theBrian Robinson.. and they flew to the airfield at ngurupai, linoprint paper size 570x770mm. Pubished by Djumunji press Fine art print making. edition of 50 "This headdress is one of a number constructed for a story dance about aircraft movements between Ngurupai Horn Island military airfield and New Guinea during the Second World War. Dancers using fighter aircraft replicas interpret raids on Japanese targets." Linocut printed in black ink from one