Collection: Penrith Gallery

Patrick White lived an extraordinary life. He was born into a family of rich Hunter River graziers and Marr wonderfully evokes this largely vanished society of grand Sydney houses and kingdoms in the bush.

Presents 400 images from the 4,000 photographs the Art Gallery of New South Wales holds in its unique collection. The title reflects the large and diverse amount of Australian content in the collection.

Covering the period from the early Renaissance onwards, in both Italy and Northern Europe, this book offers the reader information on a variety of European artists who were noted for their drawing technique and skills.

This catalogue was written to accompany a retrospective exhibition held at the National Gallery of Victoria of 68 works, spanning the years 1958- 991, and it includes a detailed analysis of Mike Brown's art work.

German historian Eberhard Kolb provides an historical study of major art themes and various prints and drawings produced by German artists at the time of the Weimar Republic.

Used tea bags, plastic milk bottles and empty sardine tins hardly seem inspirational materials for artists, for one group of designers and craftspeople in Britain today these abandoned materials are the starting point for a whole new creative expression.

Richard Larter is widely considered to be one of Australia's most distinguished artists. Born in 1929 he arrived in Australia from England in 1962 and, over the ensuing four decades, created an impressive, provocative, lively body of work.

A catalogue of the 2nd Balnaves Foundation Sculpture Project exhibition, held at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, 16th October - 28th November 2004, featuring sculptures and abstract paintings created by artist Robert Owen.

A catalogue of an exhibition project organised in partnership between the Asialink Centre of the University of Melbourne and Jam Factory Contemporary Craft and Design featuring contemporary Australian ceramic art.

Catalogue of an exhibition held at Adelaide Central Gallery, 11 November - 4 December 2005 which highlights the work of photographic artist and lecturer Toby Richardson. Here we find a series of photographs on mattresses each with a story to tell.