Collection: Reference

""The subject of these sculptural masterpieces is the natural world: birds, frogs, gum blossoms and, most often, invertebrates such as moths and dragonflies.""

Takes us from the times of pre-history, settlement and exploration, to the end of the colonial era. McDonald reassesses the reputations of many leading artists and links their achievements with the broader patterns of social history and ideas.

Comprehensive account of the life and work of Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri; 60 paintings are illustrated and annotated; includes description of the artists country with maps of important sites, biographical detail of early life including contact with Pastor Albrecht at Hermannsburg, his work as a...

Examines two different approaches to understanding the art of color. Subjective feelings and objective color principles are the two poles which are described in detail and clarified with numberous color reproductions.

Illustrations reveal the range of Faberge's technical brilliance. They demonstrate, from Imperial Easter egg to humble cigarette box, why every object produced by the Faberge workshops bears the unmistakable stamp of outstanding craftsmanship.