Harold Thomas, unique collectable Aboriginal Artist @ Territory Colours : Darwin NT : Telephone +61 (0) 8 8981 1803

Harold Thomas

Harold Thomas’ paintings are the principal feature of our gallery and we hold the largest collection of his work available anywhere.  His work is a visual essay of the top end landscape and wildlife.  There is poetry in his compositions and magic in his treatment of light. 

 

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Paperbarks
90 x 120 cm
oil
Ref 161 : $ 3,500

 

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Geese
75 x 105 cm
watercolour
Ref 164 : $ 3,450

 

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 Brolgas
56 x 75 cm
watercolour
Ref 167 : $ 1,650

 

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Receding Water
127 x 92 cm
oil
Ref 160 : $ 4,750

 

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Afternoon Dance
49 x 23 cm
watercolour
Ref 171 : $ 525

 

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Feeding Time (Koi)
100 x 120 cm
acrylic
Ref 175 : $ 1,750

 

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After the Storm Francis Bay
47 x 85 cm
oil
Ref 181 : $ 1,995

 

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Orange Koi
56 x 75 cm
watercolour
Ref 179 : $ 1,250

 

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Egrets at Rest
119 x 162 cm
oil
Ref 185 : $ 7,900

 

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Morning Light
33 x 55 cm
oil
Ref 200 : $ 1,375

 

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Top of Twin Falls
60 x 60 cm
oil
Ref 202 : $ 1,450

 

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Finches in the Grass
90 x 60 cm
oil
Ref 203 : $ 2,250

 

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Mt Brockman NT
59 x 90 cm
acrylic
Ref 212 : $ 1,450

 

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Corellas at Dawn
75 x 105 cm
watercolour
Ref 162 : $ 3,450

 

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Dingo Dreaming
118 x 151 cm
oil
Ref 165 : $ 12,500

 

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 Jabiru
46 x 75 cm
watercolour
Ref 168 : $ 1,250

 

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Jim Jim from the air
90 x 90 cm
acrylic
Ref 180 : $ 2,250

 

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Mystic Gathering
49 x 23 cm
watercolour
Ref 172 : $ 525

 

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Koi
128 x 190 cm
acrylic
Ref 176 : $ 3,950

 

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Mary River Awakening
45 x 78 cm
oil
Ref 187 : $ 2,275

 

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Egrets and Storm Front
123 x 162 cm
oil
Ref 183 : $ 7,900

 

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Egrets at Sunset
119 x 160 cm
oil
Ref 186 : $ 7,900

 

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Wetland Birds Montage
74 x 104 cm
watercolour
Ref 208 : $ 2,800

 

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Lotus Wetlands
127 x 166 cm
oil
Ref 204 : $ 9,750

 

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Harriers
50 x 40 cm
oil
Ref 205 : $ 1,175

 

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The Gathering
73 x 53 cm
watercolour
Ref 209 : $ 990

 

 

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Brolgas at Jim Jim
105 x 151 cm
watercolour
Ref 163 : $ 3,750

 

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Magpie Geese
56 x 75 cm
watercolour
Ref 166 : $ 1,550

 

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Cupid at Play
128 x 171 cm
acrylic
Ref 182 : $ 3,950

 

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Standing Nude
90 x 55 cm
oil
Ref 169 : $ 2,850

 

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Egrets
49 x 23 cm
watercolour
Ref 174 : $ 525

 

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Koi Koi
116 x 117 cm
oil
Ref 178 : $ 8,750

 

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Misty Sunrise
46 x 81 cm
oil
Ref 188 : $ 2,275

 

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Egrets after Storm
127 x 134 cm
oil
Ref 184 : $ 7,900

 

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Moonlight Egrets
123 x 124 cm
oil
Ref 189 : $ 7,900

 

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Wet Season Woods Inlet
84 x 155 cm
oil
Ref 207 : $ 3,950

 

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Escarpment Country
111 x 146 cm
acrylic
Ref 211 : $ 3,500

 

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Zebra Finches
76 x 56 cm
watercolour
Ref 206 : $ 1,850

 

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Melaleucas
119 x 94 cm
oil
Ref 210 : $ 4,750

 

 

Harold Thomas

Harold Thomas Harold Thomas  is a classically trained indigenous artist who has lived in the Top End of Australia for more than 35 years. He has a deep love for the country and its wildlife and presents it in his unique and timeless way, never showing the intrusion of modern times. His paintings resonate with surreal, mystical light, his paint application vigorous and masterful, techniques learnt through sound tuition in the 1960’s.
 
Harold was born in Alice Springs in 1947 (background Luritja/Wombia).  He was taken from his family and placed at St John’s Hostel. At the age of seven he was sent to South Australia’s St Frances House, an Anglican institution for Aboriginal boys.  At the age of eleven he was fostered to a white family.  At school he excelled in sports and started to take a strong interest in painting.
 
After high school he won a scholarship to study at the South Australian School of Art and later studied social anthropology ay the University of Adelaide. During this time he became actively involved in the Aboriginal Civil Rights movement and designed the Aboriginal Flag in 1971.  The flag remains to this day a strong and unifying symbol for Aboriginal rights and justice.

 

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