BILLY MISSI | 'Pulah (medicine from the beach)' Linocut Print Edition:14\90 do not dry clean

do not dry clean

Printed by: Theo Tremblay

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BILLY MISSI | 'Pulah (medicine from the beach)' Linocut Print Edition:14\90 do not dry cleanLinocut printed in black ink from one block, handcoloured Edition of 90, 2008 Published by Djumbunji Press KickArts Fine Art Printmaking Image size: 698mm x 903mm Paper size: 1120mm x 810mm Paper type: Arches BFK 300 GSM Ink type: Van Son Printed by: Theo Tremblay, Elizabeth Hunter Billy Missi, 1970 2012, was from Kubin Village, Moa Island in Zenadh Kes (the Torres Strait). His solo exhibition Urapun Kai Buai (One Big Kin) focuses on family and