Mulga Plaque (Hunter and Dog) 1944

Albert Namatjira's "Mulga Plaque (Hunter and Dog)" (1944) is a small, detailed depiction of a hunter and his dog in the Australian outback, rendered in ink on a slice of mulga wood. The work demonstrates the artist's mastery of depicting the Australian landscape, capturing the essence of the region's natural beauty and indigenous culture. Namatjira's paintings, like this one, brought him recognition for his unique style and contribution to Australian art.