Bradshaw Paintings / Gwion Gwion Rock Art

BRADSHAW PAINTINGS / GWION GWION - ROCK ART PHOTOGRAPHS
 
 
The Bradshaw paintings, or gwion gwion, in the Kimberley region of northwestern Australia remain largely undocumented. So when two separate explorers recently contacted the Bradshaw Foundation with exceptional examples of these paintings, in spectacular panels, it was important for them to be added to the Gallery section.
CHRIS O'CONNELL PHOTOGRAPHS
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