Wiradjuri Woman Sculpture

Leonie McIntosh

Wiradjuri Woman Sculpture

Leonie McIntosh (Artist)

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Abstract

Carved 3.94m Wiradjuri Woman sculpture, 350-400 year old Iron Wood tree stump (Albury - Local) carved with chainsaw and design wood burnt onto sculpture for Albury City councils' Yindyamarra Sculpture Walk' a part of the Wagirra Trail

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Albury
Publisher	Albury City Council
Media of output	Artwork
Publication status	Published - 2015

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