Collection: Reference

Since 1946, Jeff has faithfully and sympathetically recorded the lives of rural and coastal folk in every corner of Australia. His photos have an intimacy and honesty that reflects an admiration for the struggle street battlers he knows

Delves not only into the creativity of the artist and method of work, but also relates it to the artist's interesting life. Comprises of more than 160 colour plates.

Smart's lucid and impassive paintings of cities and roads convey a vivid sense of human experience in a modern urban setting, while Allen's introductory essay offers a thematic and formal interpretation of the work of this great Australian Artist.

Focuses on the most beautiful time-keeping machines made for woman. The watches have been inspired by art, architecture and fashion, bejewelled with rare and precious stones and crafted to perfection.

Both a personal testimony of Jewish belief & practice & a guide for anyone interested in finding out more about the Jewish religion.

Examines Jim Henson's life, from adolescent forays into cartooning to his early puppeteering for commercials, from his first glimpse of broadcast success to his triumph as progenitor of the most widely seen TV show in history.

"John Burningham" opens with a foreword by John's U.S. contemporary, Maurice Sendak, the creator of "Where the Wild Things Are". This is followed by an appreciation of John's work by the critic Brian Alderson, before John himself goes on in his own words to explore his childhood, his schooling at...