Collection: Reference

Covers Arkleys work thematically, beginning with his best-known works of suburban imagery. Later chapters examine his fascination with pattern, colour and line; a full account for the first time of his creative use of source material; and his collaborations

This book explores Australia's unique predator communities from prehistoric, historic and current perspectives. It covers mammalian, reptilian and avian carnivores, both native and introduced to Australia. It also examines how best to manage predators.

Enables readers to gain an overall view of the diversity of the range of Australiana available to collectors. Fields covered include furniture, pottery, bottles, printed materials, metal objects, wooden items, natural material and Aboriginal collectables.

Descriptions of items and prices supplied by dealers.

Each item is professionally photographed and displayed in full colour. Each is accompanied by a full description supplied by the dealer. The price is calculated using the asking price submitted by the dealer for the item.

165 pieces illustrated in their actual sizes. Essays cover a broad range of topics concerning the Cartier's long and colorful history.

These maps are models of time, diaries of intrigue, and illuminating works of art. More than 200 maps, selected from the Geography and Map Division of the Library of Congress. Cartographia introduces the reader to a way of reading maps as travelogues