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AM 16041/18

Mick Quilliam

Serial:

AM 16041/18
Title: Dolphins at Hells Gate
Created: 2002
Medium:
Acrylic on MDF board, framed

Size:

1360 x 540mm

$2,020 (tax inc.)

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The story:

This painting represents dolphins feeding as the sun sets at Macquarie Heads. Dolphins are common around the Tasmanian coast and often seen in Macquarie Harbour. Traditionally they rarely provided a feast but were exciting to watch and provide entertainment as they play in the water. A sight still admired by many today. There were 4 bands of our people living south of Macquarie Harbour and a further 8 bands to the north. People known as Mimegin lived at Macquarie Harbour. Stories, songs and material such as ochre and stone were exchanged along the west coast. What a spectacular meeting place!

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