Albert Namatjira was raised at Hermannsburg Lutheran Mission, around 100km from Alice Springs. This is where he was also educated.
No, Albert Namatjira did not attend formal schooling. He was an Indigenous Australian artist known for his watercolor landscape paintings.
Australian aboriginal painter Albert Namatjira spent a short period of time in jail in Alice Springs.
Albert Namatjira was born on the 28th June 1902.
Albert Namatjira's funeral was held on 9 August 1959.
Just dessert for Namatjira
Elea Namatjira. Which was then changed to Albert 1905 at Lutheran Church (N.T.)
Albert Namatjira's experience in European watercolour style was gained from and influenced by painter Rex Batterbee.
Albert Namatjira
Albert (Elea) Namatjira was born to Namatjira and Ljukuta. When Namatjira (father) was baptised, he took the European name of Jonathan, while his wife took the name Emilie. Young Elea took the European name of Albert, and his father's name as his second name.
Albert Namatjira was famous for his paintings of central Australia, particularly around the Macdonnell Ranges and the central desert.
Albert Namatjira spoke Western Arrernte, which is an indigenous language of the Arrernte people in Central Australia.
Albert Namatjira was born Elea. Because he was brought up in the Lutheran mission of Hermannsberg, he was baptised as Albert at age three. He took his father's name of Namatjira as his second name when he did his first public exhibition.