BRIAN ROBINSON | 'Not Quite Vitruvian' | Linocut Indigenous Islanders use songs as a

Islanders use songs as a means of storytelling

shape and colour of the pairs of feet

Theresa is also a painter and potter and her work reflects her Aboriginal heritage

“Why did they choose me out of all these birds to do that

Coconuts play an important role in marking land boundaries on the island

BRIAN ROBINSON | 'Not Quite Vitruvian' | Linocut Indigenous Islanders use songs as aBrian Robinson KickArts Fundraising linocut print 'Not Quite Vitruvian', edition of 60. 2015 Paper Size: 760 (h) x 560 (w) mm Matrix Size: 390mm x 390mm Printed at Djumbunji Press KickArts Fine Art Printmaking Printed by Elizabeth Hunter BRIAN ROBINSON 'Not Quite Vitruvian' 2015 Linocut 760 (h) x 560 (w) mm