The Kimberley
Expedition in 1992 by the Bradshaw Foundation

Group of Bradshaw figures and older Bradshaw painting with hand

The painting above left show how Bradshaw Figures are often found depicted as groups of figures, while on the right the Hand here is a much older painting. Note the missing finger.

The panel of Bradshaw Figures below left, shows two paintings that were either never finished, or only showed what was important to the artist. On the right, the Bradshaw paintings seem to have been followed with what Grahame Walsh called the Clawed Hand Period.

Panel of Bradshaw Figures and painting from the Claw Hand Period

Bradshaw Paintings, to the right Bradshaw Zebra Figures

Another group of tiny Bradshaws are show above left, the middle painting depicts an Elegant Bradshaw. The right painting above shows a pair of figures, which are the only ones we found with barred bodies, so were named Zebra Figures.