Jimmy Pike Original screenprint "Road train"

This charming limited edition screenprint by renowned artist Jimmy Pike (1940–2002) depicts a Kimberley road train traveling near the edge of the desert country. The paper size measures 48.5 cm x 54 cm, with an image size of 25 cm x 31.5 cm, and it is part of an exclusive edition of only 99 prints.

Jimmy Pike, a celebrated Walmajarri artist, spent his early years as a nomad, moving with his family between waterholes in the Great Sandy Desert, Kimberley region of Western Australia. This profound connection to his ancestral land, culture, and its timeless symbols inspired his iconic artworks. His screenprints and paintings capture the physical and spiritual essence of his Walmajarri country, bringing a fresh dynamism to the centrality of the Australian landscape in contemporary art.

Through his work, Pike vividly conveys the intricacies of the desert landscape, the seasonal transformations of the Kimberley, and the deep spiritual connections integral to Aboriginal culture. His art transforms this remote northern region into a tangible, immersive experience, offering a rare glimpse into its beauty, sacredness, and cultural significance.

Jimmy Pike’s artworks are highly regarded for their ability to merge traditional storytelling with modern art forms, making them a significant part of Australian art history. This limited edition screenprint is a valuable piece for collectors and art enthusiasts, offering a unique opportunity to connect with the timeless landscapes and rich cultural heritage of the Kimberley region.