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This document provides details about an auction item, specifically a painting by Eubena Nampitjin, including its provenance, exhibition history, and auction results.

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4. Seek inspiration from traditional aboriginal and oceanic artworks, as well as contemporary artists who incorporate these art forms into their work.
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What is aboriginal and oceanic art?

Aboriginal and oceanic art refers to artistic expressions created by indigenous peoples of Australia and the Pacific Islands. It encompasses a wide range of traditional and contemporary art forms, including paintings, sculptures, carvings, textiles, and ceremonial objects.

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The requirement to file aboriginal and oceanic art varies depending on jurisdiction and specific circumstances. Generally, individuals, galleries, and institutions involved in the trade, sale, or exhibition of aboriginal and oceanic art may be required to comply with reporting and documentation requirements.

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Filling out aboriginal and oceanic art documentation typically involves providing details about the artwork, its origin, artist information, provenance, and any relevant cultural significance. Specific forms and guidelines may vary depending on the jurisdiction or institution requiring the documentation.

What is the purpose of aboriginal and oceanic art?

The purpose of aboriginal and oceanic art is multi-fold. It serves as a means of cultural expression, storytelling, preserving traditional knowledge, and asserting indigenous identity. Additionally, it holds great cultural, artistic, historical, and economic value.

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The information required to be reported on aboriginal and oceanic art may include details about the artwork's provenance, artist information, cultural significance, acquisition history, and any relevant certifications or appraisals. The specific information required may vary depending on the jurisdiction or institution.