Walgundu A4969 Gertie Huddleston Size: 167 x 183cm

Size: 167 x 183cm

The painting depicts the rainmaker story and how two men unleashed a giant storm across the area

including Murphy and several others with family links to the ANZAC memory

She is one of a handful of women painters making art in a male-dominated art-producing region and recognises that men and women have complementary roles to play in defending

Year: 1997

Walgundu A4969 Gertie Huddleston Size: 167 x 183cmYear: 2004 Size: 200 x 300cm acrylic on linen This place is called Walgundu, all the white fellas call it St Vidgeons. The blue one is the water hole. Biggest water. The black one is a cave next to it. Big fish called Lambun made this country back in Dreamtime. When the fish made this country, the old people used to live in that cave. Really big cave, they lived there all the time, hunting and fishing. All that stuff. They made fishing line from grass