The Ancient Ghost Gum at Temple Bar Station 1943

Albert Namatjira was a renowned Australian Aboriginal artist, known for his watercolors depicting the landscapes of his native Central Australia. "The Ancient Ghost Gum at Temple Bar Station" is a classic example of his style, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing the subtle hues and textures of the Australian outback. The painting features a towering ghost gum tree in the foreground, its white bark contrasting sharply against the vibrant red hues of the distant mountain range. The composition emphasizes the natural beauty of the landscape, showcasing the enduring spirit of the Australian bush.