Gum Tree and Sandhill 1938

"Gum Tree and Sandhill" (1938) is a watercolor painting by renowned Australian Aboriginal artist Albert Namatjira. The painting depicts a solitary gum tree, its gnarled roots reaching into the red earth of the Australian outback. The painting's muted color palette and simple composition emphasize the stark beauty of the Australian landscape and are characteristic of Namatjira's signature style. This piece highlights Namatjira's skillful representation of natural elements, specifically the iconic gum tree, making it a highly sought-after work in the field of Australian art.