"Bush Yam" by Jeannie Mills Pwerle

Jeannie Mills Pwerle

Utopia Homelands, Northern Territory

Artwork Details
Size: 108 x 80 cm
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Shipping: Complimentary Worldwide Delivery
Commissions: Available on Request

A Rare Opportunity to Acquire a Museum-Quality Utopia Work

From the renowned Utopia region of Central Australia, this exceptional original by Jeannie Mills Pwerle represents one of the most sought-after Dreamings in Aboriginal art—the Anaty (Bush Yam) Dreaming.

Coming from one of the most celebrated artistic lineages in Australia, Jeannie is the daughter of Dolly Mills Petyarre and the great-niece of Emily Kame Kngwarreye, widely regarded as one of the greatest modern artists of our time. Works of this calibre, scale, and provenance are becoming increasingly difficult to source.

The Story Behind the Artwork

This work captures the intricate underground root systems of the yam through flowing linear forms, while delicate dotting represents the seeds scattered across Country—ensuring renewal and life for future generations.

Each brushstroke is layered with remarkable precision, creating a rhythmic, almost meditative surface that draws the viewer in. The result is a painting that feels alive—changing with light, space, and perspective.

Flexible Options for Collectors

Complimentary Worldwide Shipping – Fully insured, professionally packaged
Custom Framing Available – Floating frame options in black, white, or timber
Commission Opportunities – Secure a bespoke piece tailored to your space (limited availability)

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Opportunities to acquire works of this scale, provenance, and visual impact are increasingly rare.

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