Description: In 2003 at the age of 74, Kudditji triumphantly returned to explore the looser painting style that he had developed over ten years previously, which people now comment has a “family resemblance” to the last paintings of his elder sister Emily Kame Kngwarreye , but when first painted, were unlike anything else within Indigenous Fine Art. Indeed some have asked as to who first developed the style. Brother or Sister? The answer is not currently known, but Kudditji’s beautiful, soft and mesmerizing landscapes of his country are unmistakably his own and have finally found wide acceptance and acclaim via very successful solo exhibitions in the Eastern States and London. Kudditji’s country is located in the remote Utopia region, some 230 kilometres north-east of Alice Springs. Comes with 41 Working Photos and a video CD showing Kudditji painting his work. A beautifully executed large blue chip investment work and a valuable asset in any investment portfolio including a self managed super fund at a Great Sale Price. Check with your accountant on the huge tax benefits available.