Collection: Reference

Includes chapter on daily life around Port Jackson; Dharawal, Dharug,Kurringgai and Cameraigal tribes.

With more than 100 colour plates and nearly 200 black and white illustrations, this book reveals Yeats in all his glory. Deals with his development as a draughtsman, watercolourist and painter and his relatively neglected career as writer.

Contains information on all the important artists, art movements and events of the twentieth century

Provides new insights into the carving traditions of the 19th and early 20th century in Africa. Includes research on a variety of art forms such as the style and iconography of headrests. Celebrates the artistry of both ritual and household objects.

Her paintings are a bold and colourful display of her Aboriginality and the themes of Aboriginal life and recent history, including such issues as the removal of Aboriginal children from their families

Examines the artist's oeuvre and traces his development from goldsmith-jeweller to glassmaker. Identifies the key phrases of his work in relation to the evolution of his technique.

Over 400 illustrations detailing every aspect of production-concept art, character sketches, storyboards & background art, idyllic landscapes composed of strong vertical & horizontal elements, modeled after the natural beauty of the Virginia countryside

Looks at the inspirational concept art behind the animated film.