ETHEL MURRAY - Girringun Art Centre | 'Kingfisher' | Linen tea towel Lynelle Flinders The patterns depicted in the

The patterns depicted in the background represent spiritual ancestors associated with gardening

Hannah Parker

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Leah King-Smith

ETHEL MURRAY - Girringun Art Centre | 'Kingfisher' | Linen tea towel Lynelle Flinders The patterns depicted in the"I like painting a lot of birds I picked him, the kingfisher, out because he is short and round and its like he has a cap on. I see him there at home on the power line with two or three others they must be his family they are there all the time in the mornings and afternoon. Mostly they are there watching our lawn for our insects. He mostly hunts alone he likes being by himself." Ethel Murray 100% linen tea towel featuring a screen printed artwork