Seattle, Washington: Lewis / Wara Gallery. Softcover. White wraps; 90 pp.; 5 bw maps; 44 color figures, tipped in. Gallery catalogue from the Lewis / Wara Gallery, which specializes in Oceanic, Indonesian, and African art; Includes weapons, drums, masks, and other items from the Solomon Islands, the Sepik River region... More about Lewis / Wara Gallery: Important Ethnographic Art and Artifacts
New York: 22 Wooster Gallery, 1985. Softcover. White wraps with colored lettering; 16 pp. with 6 color plates. Includes works by Gretchen Albrecht, Stephen Bambury, Jeffrey Harris, Richard Killeen, James Ross, and Philip Trusttum, with biographies. More about N.Z.N.Y.: New Zealand, New York
Sydney: The Legend Press, n.d. Hardcover. Decorative paper boards backed with gray cloth. Unpaginated. 18 tipped in color plates. More about The Paintings of Robert Johnson (The Australian Artist Editions
Adelaide, Australia: Theodore Bruce & Co. Limited, 1951. Softcover. Off-white wraps; 23 pp.; No illustrations. Accompanied an auction of works from the collection of Mr. Hickson-Adams, which included pieces by Australian artists such as Sir Arthur Streeton, Elioth Gruner, Conrad Martens, Sir Lionel Lindsay, David Davies, Harold Herbert, George Lawrence... More about Selected Pictures from the Hickson-Adams Collection
Melbourne: National Gallery of Victoria, 2002. Softcover. Stapled, color-illus. card wraps. 15 pp. with color images throughout. Catalogue from the first exhibition at The Ian Potter Centre of the National Gallery of Victoria, held November 2002 to February 2003. "Twister: The Celebrated, Ingenious and Exotic in Fashion is an exhibition... More about Twister: The Celebrated Ingenious and Exotic in Fashion
Baltimore, MD: The Baltimore Museum of Art, 1956. Softbound. Aqua stapled paper wraps. 40 pp., profusely illustrated in bw. Issued in conjunction with a 1956 exhibition of this collection. With an illustrated essay by Paul S. Wingert. Catalogue lists 194 items from the exhibition, and many are illustrated here. More about The Alan Wurtzburger Collection of Oceanic Art
Baltimore, MD: The Baltimore Museum of Art, 1956. Softbound. Aqua stapled paper wraps. 40 pp., profusely illustrated in bw. Issued in conjunction with a 1956 exhibition of this collection. With an illustrated essay by Paul S. Wingert. Catalogue lists 194 items from the exhibition, and many are illustrated here. More about The Alan Wurtzburger Collection of Oceanic Art
Melbourne, Australia: Melbourne Museum, 2000. Softcover. Silver illus. wraps; 64 pp.; Profusely illustrated in bw and color. Explores Bunjilaka, the part of the Melbourne Museum opened in 2000, dedicated to Aboriginal cultural activities. More about Bunjilaka: The Aboriginal Centre at Melbourne Museum
UCLA Art Galleries, 1962. Softcover. Cream and illus. stapled paper wraps, 32 pp., 26 BW illus. Issued in conjunction with a 1962 exhibition of art created by a variety of primitive peoples from around the world. Includes pieces from Australia, Melanesia, Polynesia, Indonesia, "Negro Africa," Siberia, Eskimo, American Indian, and... More about Primitive Arts: An exhibition
Leipzig: GRASSI Museum für Volkerkunde, 2013. Softcover. Brown illus. wraps with teal and bronze lettering. 60 pp. with 30 pp. color plates and occasional color images within text. Parallel text, German/English. With an introduction and essays about Reimers and on Facets of Indigenous Painting. Catalogue from the exhibition of October... More about Geteilte Erde: Malerei australischer Aborigines und Keramik von Lotte Reimers = Shared Ground:...
Melbourne, Australia: University of Melbourne, 1983. Softcover. Black illus. stapled wraps; 56 pp.; 23 bw figures. Accompanied a 1983 exhibition; Includes several essays; Contains works by mainly Australian artists, but some Europeans as well; Pieces by Ian Armstrong, George Bell, Dorrit Black, William Blamire-Young, Noel Counihan, Mary Hamm,ond, Amy Kingston... More about Images of Women: Prints and Drawings of the Twentieth Century
Wellington, N.Z.; Auckland, N.Z. City Gallery, Wellington; Wellington City Council; Auckland City Art Gallery, Auckland City Council, 1993. Softcover. Black wraps with BW illustration. 120 pp. Profusely illustrated in color and BW. Published on the occasion of the exhibition Alter/image, 1 Aug.-21 Nov. 1993 at the City Gallery, Wellington and... More about Alter/image : feminism and representation in New Zealand art, 1973-1993
Washington, DC: The Smithsonian, 1951. Softcover. Beige stapled wraps with cover map of Australia and black lettering. 12 pp. with no illus. Catalogue of the traveling exhibition of works from Arnham Land, the aboriginal reserve in the extreme northern part of Australia. With a brief introduction about the reserve and... More about Art and Magic in Arnhem Land
Perth, Western Australia: Art Gallery of Western Australia, 1992. Hardcover. Black cloth, color pictorial dust jacket, 180 pp., 126 color illus. Issued in conjunction witha a 1992 exhibition featuring the work of 111 artists from 13 countries. Includes illustrated essays: Individual glass in Europe: its myths, legends and reality /... More about Design Visions
New York, New York: Pace Primitive, 2007. Softcover. Color pictorial wraps; Unpaginated, approx. 28 pp.; 1 gatefold; Profusely illustrated with color photos. Includes masks, figures, friezes, and other items from Melanesia, particularly the areas of Papua New Guinea and New Ireland. More about Melanesia: Spring 2007
Palmerston North, New Zealand: Manawatu Art Gallery, 1973. Softcover. Green wraps. Illustrated endpapers. 66 pp. 96 BW and 4 color illustrations. Exhibition catalogue, listing 98 works. More about M.T. Woollaston: Works / 1933-1973
Sydney: Gallery Barry Keldoulis, 2009. Paperback. White card wraps with cover illustration and black lettering. French flaps. 63 pp. full of color images. Catalogue of amazingly creative works by Claire Healy and Sean Cordiero from the now-defunct Gallery Barry Keldoulis. With an introduction by Anthony Bond, essays by David Burrows... More about Dark matter : works by Claire Healy and Sean Cordiero
Paris: Musee Dapper, 1992. Hardcover. Black stamped cloth, black & illus. dust jacket, 252 pp., many color illus. Text is in French. Details quite a number of pieces of art brought to Europe in the 18th century from Micronesia, Polynesia, ad Melanesia. With many large full-color plates. More about Vision D'Oceanie
London: Maltzahn Gallery Ltd., 1969. Softcover. White stapled wraps, black lettering. [12] pp. 4 BW plates. Catalogue of exhibitions held October 21-November 10, 1969. More about Arthur Boyd: Lithographs, Etchings and Engravings
Kangaroo Press, 1986. Hardbound. Hardcover with brown boards and pictorial dust jacket. 103 pages, blue coloured endpapers, profusely illustrated. More about Australian Porcelain: A FIne Art (Porcelain Art in Australia Toda, Book 3
Sternberg Press, 2016. Softcover. Black wraps with grey image/lettering. Red, illus. dj, folded with French folds; white lettering. 246 pp. with color and bw images throughout. A postcard from Limits to Growth laid in, along with a folded poster of Nauru - Notes from a Cretaceous World. Limits to Growth... More about Nicholas Mangan - Limits to Growth
The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff, 1901. Hardcover. Navy blue library buckram. 60 pp + 25 plates. Oversize. More about Indonesian Art: Selected Specimens of Ancient and Modern Art and Handwork from the Dutch Indian...
Melbourne, Australia: Macmillan Education, 2009. Hardbound. Black cloth with embossed lettering, DJ, 331 pp, lavishly illustrated with color and BW reproductions and images. From the publisher: Edmund Capon, Director of the Art Gallery of New South Wales, has observed that Tim Storrier's 'visions and sensibilities are acute responses to his... More about Tim Storrier: Moments - In Response to Memories and Ideas of Mortality
San Diego Museum of Art, 1991. Softbound. Color illustrated wraps. 175 pp. Profusely illustrate din color. Includes a very useful bibliography, many nice color plates. More about Pacific Parallels: Artists and Landscape in New Zealand, 1840-1990
Perth, Australia: Art Gallery of Western Australia, 2008. Softcover. Color pictorial stapled wraps; 22 pp.; 16 color figures. From the exhibition held 22 March - 25 August 2008; Exhibition included works by both David Rosetzky and James Lynch. More about Circle of Friends
