Welcome to Hermannsburg School! This website was launched in 2002 as a dedication to the Hermannsburg School of Artists. The content within including images and writings are meant as a resource for enthusiasts, collectors and scholars alike.

About Me - I personally began to develop an interest in Hermannsbug art after acquiring a watercolour by Walter Ebatarinja, one of Namatjiras close proteges. Interested to discover more about the artist I began a line of enquiry and exploration which led to the establishment of this website. Since that first acquisition I have handled many works by the majority of Hermannsburg artists which form this most colourful school of art.
On this website you will find a History Section, Artists Page, Gallery and Gallery Archives. The Gallery provides a selection of works which are currently available for sale.

I hope you enjoy the site and the culturally rich artworks of the Western Arrernte People.

Kind Regards,
Christopher H Hunter
Phone: 0438511228
Email: Email Me

Contact Note: Please note that the Enquiries form is not functioning, email contact can be made by clicking on the link above.

SALE AND PAYMENT
All paintings are sold unframed (unless otherwise stated) and come with a certificate of authenticity. I accept: Bank cheque, Direct bank deposit.

WANTED TO BUY
Please fill out the enquiry form bellow if you are interested selling your Aboriginal paintings or artifacts. If possible please send the following information, digital photograph, image size & brief description of condition.

ADD TO MAILING LIST
If you would like to be alerted to new acquisitions please send enquiry with subject,add to mailing list. Email addresses will be kept confidential.

GALLERIES
CD Hunter Collected Postmodern Artworks and Poems 1976-

EDUCATIONAL
Artists Footsteps Excellent biographical & image resource for Albert Namatjira
SEEING THE CENTRE The art of Albert Namatjira 1902-1959 2002/2003 Traveling exhibition by national gallery of australia

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Private Collectors, Modern Australian Aboriginal Art by Rex Battarbee, Namatjira wanderer between two worlds by Joyce Batty, The Art of Albert Namatjira by C P Mountford, Albert Namatjira 1902-1959 by Andrew Mackenzie, The Heritage of Namatjira by Jane Hardy, J V S Megaw & M R Megaw, The Red Centre by Jenny Stanton, Aboriginal Art by Wally Caruana. Hermannsburg, A Vision And A Mission. Journey to Horseshoe Bent (Strehlow Research Centre), The Feathered Serpent by Roland Robinson. the town grew up dancing, Wenten Rubuntja.