"Bush Plum Dreaming" by Gracie Morton Pwerle

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M251S

$2247.50

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"Bush Plum Dreaming" by Gracie Morton Pwerle150cm x 88cm Acrylic paint on canvas About Gracie Born on Utopia Station, c. 1956, Gracie Morton Pwerle is the daughter of well known artist Myrtle Petyarre. As with other women artists from the Utopia region of Australia, Gracie began her painting career in the 1980s working with batik, then commenced painting with acrylics on canvas. Gracie Morton Pwerle's style of painting is distinctively minimalist: she uses a very delicate dotting technique and

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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2026