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Jutta Malnic Jutta Malnic i(A78083 works by)
Gender: Female
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1 Yorro Yorro : Everything Standing up Alive : Spirit of the Kimberley Jutta Malnic (interviewer), 1997 single work interview
— Appears in: Aratjara : Aboriginal Culture and Literature in Australia 1997; (p. 41-51)
1 8 y separately published work icon Yorro Yorro : Everything Standing up Alive : Spirit of the Kimberley Everything Standing up Alive David Mowaljarlai , Jutta Malnic , Broome : Magabala Books , 1993 Z1098584 1993 single work non-fiction biography Indigenous story Stories about the Wandjina creation spirits compiled by Aboriginal elder Mowaljarlai and photographer Jutta Malnic; four other Aboriginal elders assist in elaboration upon Wandjina ancestry to beginning of human existence; creation and renewal of nature; journey to Lejmorro rock paintings; family story of Mowaljarlai and the life of the Wandjina people; mission education; traditional bush existence; Bradshaw rock paintings. - Mura (AIATSIS Collections Catalogue)
4 y separately published work icon Rock Paintings of Aboriginal Australia Elaine Godden , Jutta Malnic (illustrator), 1982 Frenchs Forest : Reed , 1982 8306165 1982 single work art work

'Mysterious, dramatic, enlightening . . . The Aboriginal rock paintings of Australia are extraordinary glimpses into a culture older than European civilisations, yet still immensely vibrant today. Australia's world-famous Aboriginal rock art can be found all over the country, from Tasmania to the Kimberley. The paintings depict everyday events such as hunting and corroborees, as well as myths and legends. Fish, wombats, kangaroos and snakes weave their way across the rock, as do the often haunting Dreamtime figures of lightning spirits, serpents and sky-beings.' (Source: QBD website)
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