SHIPPING INFORMATION: An advantage to residents of the United States is, if you are shipping to an address within the 48 mainland states, we will ship this painting at our expense, and you will avoid delays of trans-Pacific shipping, customs paperwork and import duties, as this authentic indigenous Australian Aboriginal dreamtime painting is currently secured in climate-controlled conditions in Fort Myers, Florida. In addition, if you are or will be in Fort Myers or within 50 miles of South Fort Myers, pick-up can be arranged. For buyers who wish shipping to other locations, we can arrange that at your expense, to be negotiated after your purchase.

Traditional Australian Aboriginal dot painting techniques are used by this established and respected artist to portray icons representing the artist's dreaming. ca. 2000.

Christine Peterson Nungala was born ca. 1968-73 in the Papunya Community, about 3 hours from Alice Springs in the central desert of the Northern Territory of Australia. She now lives at Mt. Liebig. Her new paintings are offered through the Watiyawanu Aboriginal Arts Center. Her works contain graphic "code" about tribal laws, customs and history. Most of Christine's recent work is more refined than this work, demonstrating growth and maturity in her technique and vision. Nonetheless, this is an authentic early work by Christine Peterson Nungala, as attested to by private art dealer Tony Bond of Adelaide, Australia, from whom it was acquired in 2001.