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Sera Davies’
Namatjira Project
Hailed as one of Australia’s greatest
painters, Albert Namatjira nevertheless
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between art and commerce, individual
achievement and communalist wel-
fare, and the budding Australian nation
and its entrenched ill-treatment of its
Aboriginal population. These and more
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a troubled history but also seeks to
redress it, writesThomas Redwood.
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