Art Gallery Publications

Anna Platten

Tracey Lock-Weir

Hardcover, 292 x 292 mm, 132 pages, lavishly illustrated

ISBN 978 1 921668 13 5

The Art Gallery of South Australia’s publication is the most comprehensive survey of the great Adelaide-born figurative painter Anna Platten. The first monograph to be written on Platten it highlights the artist’s unique position in Australian contemporary art. The illuminating essay on the artist’s oeuvre by the Gallery’s curator, Tracey Lock-Weir, and its magnificent illustrations provide the foundation for further research on Anna Platten.

Platten presents painted scenarios for the outside world that, despite appearing elaborately fabricated and unreal, reveal the artist’s own emotional reality. Platten’s oeuvre charts her rites of passage over time: her embarkation into an artistic career, her marriage and motherhood, and the awakening of middle age. As her work has progressed, likewise the spatial realm of her narrative has expanded. Starting with her early self-portraits and figure studies, Platten’s sphere was intimate and contained within her studio, the mystical only suggested by the appearance of angels. Later, the metaphor of the theatre set allowed her scenarios to expand and play out beyond reality. Even later Platten’s many characters step outside to begin a journey into another timeless fantasy realm.

While Platten remains the central multifaceted protagonist in this journey, these lush dream-like paintings are visionary and refer to universal themes such as the search for identity, meaning, immortality and belonging. Exploring the unknown, the fragile and the tragic elements of life, they essentially seek out what it means to be human.

RRP: $50

(distributed through Thames & Hudson)

A beautiful line: Italian prints from Mantegna to Piranesi

Maria Zagala (2010)

144pp, 72 colour illus, 119 bw illus

Spanning from the mid-fifteenth century to the end of the eighteenth century, the book highlights some of the major printmakers of the period from Andrea Mantegna to Giovanni Battisa Piranesi. The publication is richly illustrated, and includes a checklist of around 116 works, a glossary and bibliography.

RRP $35

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A Century in Focus: South Australian Photography 1840s–1 940s

Julie Robinson, assisted by Maria Zagala (2007)

ISBN 978 0 7308 30702 paperback

232 pp, 124 colour illus., CD included on inside back cover,

RRP AUD $35

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Before and After Science: 2010 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art

Charlotte Day & Sarah Tutton (2010)

ISBN 978 1 9216 6800 5 paperback

112 pp, 23 colour illus.

The Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art is the pre-eminent survey of contemporary Australian art, providing an important snapshot of some of the most exciting new works being created in our country right now. This substantial catalogue takes the unprecedented approch of including not only critical essays, but poetic, philosophical and fictional responses to the works in the exhibition by international curators, artists, writers and commentators.

RRP AUD $15

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Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art 2008: Handle with care

Felicity Fenner (2008)

ISBN 978 0 7308 3078 8 hardback

84 pp, 35 colour illus., 3 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $15

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Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art 2002: ConVerge: where art and science meet

Linda Cooper (2002)

ISBN 0 7308 3013 6 paperback

64 pp, 22 colour illus.

RRP AUD $24.95

Adelaide Biennial of Australia Art 2004: Contemporary Photo-Media

Julie Robinson (2004)

ISBN 0 7308 3069 1 paperback

64 pp, 24 colour illus., 3 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $10

Adelaide’s Boyds 

Alisa Bunbury (2000)

Brochure

6 pp, 10 colour illus.

RRP AUD $2

Animals: Colouring book

ISBN:978 1 921668 029

32pp,17 colour illust, 17 line illust

Take your children on a journey of colour and wonder and learn about works of art in the collection of the Art Gallery of South Australia. Animals, available now, is the second in a series of colouring books. Line illustrations are shown alongside reproductions of works of art and simple text focuses the child¹s attention on aspects of the paintings.

RRP AUD $9.95

(distributed through Thames & Hudson)

Ann Newmarch: the personal is political

Julie Robinson (1997)

ISBN 0 07308 3046 paperback

64 pp, 14 colour illus., 102 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $5

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Antony Hamilton: The Mythology of Landscape

Sarah Thomas (1999)

ISBN 0 7308 3051 9 paperback

32 pp, 9 colour illus., 6 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $5

Arid Arcadia: Art of the Flinders Ranges

Alisa Bunbury (2002)

ISBN 0 7308 3021 7 hardback

208 pp, 85 colour illus., 150 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $25

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Art of Arnhem Land: 1940s–1970s

Tracey Lock-Weir (2002)

Brochure

8 pp, 9 colour illus.

RRP AUD $2

Art of the Anglican Church: Celebrating 150 years of the Diocese of Adelaide 

Christopher Menz (1997)

ISBN 0 7308 3034 9 paperback

28 pp, 13 colour illus.

RRP AUD $3

Australian Colonial Art: 1800–1900

Ron Radford and Jane Hylton (1995)

ISBN 0 7308 3017 9 hardback

ISBN 0 7308 3009 8 paperback

216 pp, 127 colour illus.

RRP AUD $30 hbk; $15 pbk

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Australian Decorative Arts: 1820s–1990s

Christopher Menz (1996)

ISBN 0 7308 3033 0 hardback

ISBN 0 7308 3025 X paperback

176 pp, 137 colour illus.

RRP AUD $30 hbk; $15 pbk

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Beneath the winds: Masterpieces of Southeast Asian art from the Art Gallery of South Australia

James Bennett (Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide)

290 x 248 mm, 252 pages, full colour throughout, 144 illustrations

ISBN 978 1 921668 07 4

This lavish publication features 100 spectacular masterpieces of art, encompassing stone and wooden sculpture, textiles, ceramics, gold and silverwork, and paintings, from the Art Gallery¹s collection. The works cover 2000 years from prehistoric times until the twentieth century and originate from Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, Thailand, Cambodia, Burma, Laos, Vietnam and Philippines. They document the extraordinarily rich and diverse heritage of Southeast Asian art ranging in styles from ancient Javanese stone statues, extravagant Balinese carvings, Islamic decorative arts and gold Buddhist images.

Beneath the winds is a major new contribution to the field of Southeast Asian art publication and intended both for general readers and scholars/students in the field.

RRP: $59.95 from the Gallery Shop $49.95

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Bohemian London: Camden Town and Bloomsbury Paintings in Adelaide

Angus Trumble (1997)

ISBN 0 7308 3018 7 hardback

ISBN 0 7308 3010 1 paperback

88 pp, 30 colour illus., 22 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $2 hbk; $10 pbk

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Bounty: Nineteenth-century South Australian gold and silver

Robert Reason

Silver vinyl hardback, 300 x 248 mm, 132 pages, full colour throughout, 204 illustrations

ISBN 978 1 921668 12 8

Bounty: Nineteenth-century South Australian gold and silver celebrates the creativity and tenacity of South Australia’s colonial artisans, including John Pace, C.E. Firnhaber, Julius Schomburgk, Henry Steiner and J.M. Wendt. This handsome volume examines different aspects of nineteenth-century society through such items as the communion silver used in churches, the 1885 Adelaide gold pound, Friendly Society medallions, civic ceremonial regalia and presentation objects for important citizens and sporting events.

RRP: $40

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Bravura: 21st Century Australian Craft

Robert Reason (2009)

ISBN 9780 7308 3071 9 paperback

32pp, 94 colour ills.

Bravura celebrates the virtuosity and skill of contempory Australian craft artists. Many of Australia's most masterly craft practitioners are represented through an inspired selection of nearly eighty fuctional and non-fuctional objects; all the resulty of a "bravura" performance in the artist's studio. Bravura covers the colourful spectrum of ceramics, glass, furniture, jewllery, metalwork,textiles and woven objects.

RRP AUD $15

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CHEMISTRY: Art in South Australia 1990–2000

Sarah Thomas (2000)

ISBN 0 7308 3020 9 hardback

88 pp, 42 colour illus.

RRP AUD $20 hbk

Claude Lorrain: Caprice with ruins of the Roman Forum

Booklet

24 pp, 8 colour illus., 5 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $2

Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri

Vivien Johnson (2003)

ISBN 0 7308 3053 5 hardback

256 pp, 156 colour illus., 11 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $30

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Colonial Sisters: Martha Berkeley and Theresa Walker

Jane Hylton (1994)

ISBN 0 7308 3072 1 hardback

108 pp, 42 colour illus.

RRP AUD $10

Crescent Moon: Islamic Art & Civilisation in Southeast Asia

James Bennett (2005)

ISBN 0 7308 3030 6 hardback

304 pp, 243 colour illus., 6 b&w

RRP AUD $60

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Dark Visions: The etchings of Goya

Sarah Thomas (1996)

ISBN 0 7308 4760 8 paperback

32 pp, 17 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $9.95

David Dallwitz: sixty years of art

Jane Hylton (1994)

ISBN 0 7308 3001 2 paperback

40 pp, 13 colour illus., 71 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $5

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Desert Country

Nici Cumpston with Barry Patton (2010)

216pp, 174 colour illustrations, including 45 artist photographs, large format

ISBN 978 192 166 8043

Desert Country showcases the finest examples of Aboriginal art from the Art Gallery of South Australia's collection. It features the Gallery's superb holdings of Western Desert painting, including pivotal works by leading artists of the movement from 1971 to the present; as well as documenting the remarkable recent development in Aboriginal art in the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankyuntjajara Lands of far northwest South Australia. The works are rich in story and arresting for their innovation, freshness and sumptuous colour.

RRP $80

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Dürer and German Renaissance Printmaking

Julie Robinson (1996)

ISBN 0 7308 3002 0 paperback

76 pp, 33 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $10

Empires & Splendour: The David Roche Collection

Christopher Menz and Robert Reason (2008)

ISBN 978 0 7308 30078 hardback

276 pp, 192 colour illus.

RRP AUD $60

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Eros

Ron Radford (1992)

ISBN 0 7308 0781 9 booklet

4 pp, 6 b&w illustrations

RRP AUD $2

Five Centuries of Genius: European Master Printmaking

Julie Robinson (2000)

ISBN 0 7308 3004 7 paperback

152 pp, 13 colour illus., 54 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $12

George French Angas: South Australia Illustrated

Rebecca Andrews (2006)

Brochure

8 pp, 8 colour illus.

RRP AUD $2

Gladys Reynell: The Most Delightful Thing on Earth

Robert Reason (2006)

ISBN 0 7308 3054 3 paperback

144 pp, 262 colour illus., 8 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $25

(distributed through Thames & Hudson)

Goodbye to the City of Dreams: Ivor Francis An Autobiography

Ivor Francis (2004)

ISBN 0 7308 3006 3 paperback

296 pp, 20 colour illus., 39 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $10

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Gray Street Workshop: 15 Years

Christopher Menz (2000)

Brochure

6 pp, 10 colour illus.

RRP AUD $2

Hans Heysen

Rebecca Andrews (2008)

ISBN 0 7308 3031 4 paperback

ISBN 0 7308 3023 3 hardback

Also available in a limited edition, slip case with inset canvas and gold blocking

144 pp, 214 colour illus., 10 sepia illus., 2 black & white illus.

This book celebrates the work of Hans Heysen, South Australia’s best-known artist. In addition to his well-known landscapes that celebrate the monumentality of the Australian gum tree, the book reappraises his lesser-known work, tracing its development from his early student days painting in Europe between 1899 and 1903. The book includes little-known works from this remarkable period, including images of Paris and Venice. It also includes many paintings of heroic gums, but also extends to other subject areas, such as toilers of the land, quarries, the River Murray, the South Coast and Pewsey Vale, and also portraits and still lifes. Another focus of the book is Heysen’s revelation from 1926 onwards of barren landscapes and ancient mountain forms in the Flinders Ranges.

RRP AUD $59.95 hbk, $39.95 pbk, $100 limited edition

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Inspired Design: Decorative Arts from Europe and North America

Robert Reason (Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide)

290 x 240 mm, 252 pages, full colour throughout, 150 illustrations, 7 black and white illustrations

ISBN 978 1 921668 06 7

Inspired Design presents, for the first time, treasures from the European and North American decorative arts collection of the Art Gallery of South Australia in this scholarly and sumptuously illustrated book. Rare, beautiful and sometimes quirky objects have been selected from a 500 year span and cover ceramics, textiles, metalwork, furniture, jewellery and glass. Examine the Gallery¹s particularly rich British collection that includes an Elizabethan Standing salt, Thomas Tompion Clock, Chelsea porcelain toys and a unique William Morris collection. Or discover the Gallery¹s icons of the 20th century with work by Frank Lloyd Wright, Louis Comfort Tiffany, Marcel Breuer, Gerrit Rietveld and Ettore Sottsass.

RRP: $59.95 from the Gallery Shop $49.95

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Island to Empire: 300 Years of British Art 1550–1850

Ron Radford (2005)

ISBN 0 7308 3014 4 hardback

336 pp, 127 colour illus., 303 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $40

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James Cant & Dora Chapman

Jean Campbell (1995)

ISBN 0 947349 18 9 hardback

160 pp, 138 colour illus., 44 b&w illus.

Published by The Beagle Press

RRP AUD $25

James & Diana Ramsay Gallery: ‘... for the enjoyment and benefit of others’

Christopher Menz (2006)

Brochure

14 pp, 16 colour illus.

RRP AUD $5

Japanese Prints: Images from the floating world

Jane Messenger (2004)

ISBN 0 7308 3077 2 paperback

74 pp, 28 colour illus.

RRP AUD $10

(distributed through Thames & Hudson)

Japan: three worlds

Dick Richards (1999)

ISBN 0 7308 3035 7 paperback

72 pp, 49 colour illus.

RRP AUD $10

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John Glover and the Colonial Picturesque

David Hansen (2003)

ISBN 0 9750545 1 1 hardback

312 pp, 296 colour illus.

RRP AUD $40

Making Nature: Masters of European Landscape Art

Jane Messenger (2009)

ISBN 978 0 7308 3055 9 hardback 

256 pp, 287 colour illus.

A rich survey of European landscapes from the late sixteenth century through to the present. This fascinating and complex story is told through the outstanding collections of the Art Gallery of South Australia. Beautifully illustrated, this magnificient volume is available now, only in hardback. 

RRP AUD $50

(distributed through Thames & Hudson)

Milton Moon Retrospective

Christopher Menz (1991)

ISBN 0 7308 0776 2 paperback

20 pp, 4 colour illus., 5 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $4

Misty Moderns: Australian Tonalists 1915-1950

Tracey Lock-Weir (2009)

ISBN 9780730830153

144 pp, 89 colour illus

RRP AUD $25.00

(distributed through Thames & Hudson)

M.J.M. Carter Collection

Rebecca Andrews, James Bennett, Jane Hylton, Tracey Lock-Weir,

Jane Messenger, Robert Reason (2006)

ISBN 978 0 7308 3062 7 paperback

136 pp, 80 colour illus.

RRP AUD $20.00

Morris & Co.

Christopher Menz (2002)

ISBN 0 7308 3029 2 hardback

88 pp, 138 colour illus., 29 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $50

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Morris & Co. Designs and Patterns

Robert Reason (2003)

ISBN 0 7308 3037 3

64 pp, 33 colour illus., 39 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $15

Morris & Company, Pre-Raphaelites and the Arts & Crafts Movement in South Australia

Christopher Menz (1994)

ISBN 0 7308 3040 3 hardback

144 pp, 98 colour illus., 58 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $50

(distributed through Thames & Hudson)

No Convicts There: Thomas Harding's Colonial South Australia

Max Carter (1997)

ISBN 0 7316 9387 6 paperback

336 pp, 27 colour illus., 24 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $21.95

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Objects from the Dreaming: Aboriginal decorated and woven objects

Christopher Menz (1996)

ISBN 0 7308 3057 8 paperback

16 pp, 15 colour illus.

RRP AUD $4

Parallel collisions: 12th Adelaide biennial of Australian art

Contributing authors include Natasha Bullock, Alexie Glass-Kantor, Philip Brophy, Justin Clemens, Johanna Featherstone, Anthony Gardener, Lily Hibberd, Glen Ideger-Pilkington, Mami Kataoka, Raimundas Malasaukas, Adrian Martin, Jennifer McMahon and Christos Tsiolkas.

225 x 285 mm, 356 pages.

ISBN 978 1 921668 11 1

The exhibition publication is conceived as an offering, integral yet autonomous object that represents eleven speculative approaches to the ideas presented by the art and the exhibition. This full colour publication mirrors the structure of the exhibition yet is not designed as a true representation. By giving ample scope and breadth to reproductions and by dedicating pages to the creation of original artwork or ancillary research material, this publication was developed with the artist's visual practices at the forefront of our minds.

RRP: $49.95 from the Gallery Shop $39.95

Hardback with 5 unique slipcases available.

(distributed through Thames & Hudson)

Patricia Piccinini 

Jane Messenger (2011)

148 pages, Large format 400 x 300 mm full colour throughout, 194 illustrations.

ISBN 978 1 921668 05 0

Patricia Piccinini: Once upon a time... is an exquisitely illustrated and lavish coffee-table book which surveys the career of one of Australia's pre-eminent contemporary artists. It is the first major book on Piccinini and is designed to reflect the scale and detail of her varied practice. The large format book is presented in a customised carry satchel. The publication is accompanied by a compelling text that provides thoughful and engaging insights into Piccinini's conceptual practice, as well as an interview between the author and artist. It is the largest survey to be published on her work, which includes photography, moving image, sculpture, drawing and installation.

RRP $65

(distributed through Thames & Hudson) 

Patricia Piccinini Colouring-in book 

Large format, 32 pages. Full colour images printed alongside line illustrations.

ISBN 978 1 921668 09 8

RRP $12.95

(distributed through Thames & Hudson) 

People: Colouring book

ISBN 978 07308 3063 4 paperback

32 pp, 18 colour illus., 16 line illus.

Take your children on a journey of colour and wonder and learn about works of art in the collection of the Art Gallery of South Australia. People, available now, is the first in a series of colouring books. Line illustrations are shown alongside reproductions of works of art and simple text focuses the child¹s attention on aspects of the paintings.

RRP AUD $9.95

(distributed through Thames & Hudson)

Persia and Beyond: Islam and Asia

Dick Richards (1997)

ISBN 0 7308 3050 0 paperback

72 pp, 38 colour illus.

RRP AUD $10

(distributed through Thames & Hudson)

Refections of the Lotus: Ceramics of Thailand 

James Bennett (2010)

16pp 22 colour illus

RRP AUD $5.00

REFLECTIONS: H.J. Johnstone's Evening shadows Book & Jigsaw Puzzle

Jane Hylton (2000)

ISBN 0 7308 3043 8 paperback

16 pp, 12 colour illus., 3 b&w illus. + jigsaw puzzle in a box

RRP AUD $9.95

REGENCY: British Art & Design 1800–1830

Christopher Menz (1998)

ISBN 0 7308 3066 7 hardback

ISBN 0 7308 3075 8 paperback

88 pp, 61 colour illus., 5 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $20 hbk, $10 pbk

(distributed through Thames & Hudson)

Saatchi Gallery in Adelaide: British Art Now

Patricia Ellis (Saatchi Gallery, London), Jane Messenger & Maria Zagala (Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide)

280 x 240 mm, 256 pages, full colour throughout, 166 illustrations

ISBN 978-1-921668-10-4 

Saatchi Gallery in Adelaide: British Art Now brings together the audacious best of contemporary art straight from London’s internationally acclaimed Saatchi Gallery – arguably the biggest influence on contemporary British art over the past 25 years. It features groundbreaking works that challenge conventional artistic sensibilities, created by more than forty of the new generation of daring British contemporary artists.

Also featured with Saatchi Gallery in Adelaide is Tracey Emin’s controversial My Bed, one of the most iconic works of art of the twentieth century. My Bed sparked a furore as a Turner Prize nomination in 1999 for its confessional revelations of the artist’s sexual exploits and self-destructive lifestyle and became a signifier for the ‘shock’ strategies of the YBAs.

RRP: $50

Limited edition hardback with special padded rubber cover.

(distributed through Thames & Hudson) 

Skangaroovian Funk: Peculiar Adelaide Ceramics 1968–1978

Judith Thompson (1986)

ISBN 0 7308 0789 4 paperback

20 pp, 13 colour illus.

RRP AUD $2

South Australia Illustrated: colonial painting in the Land of Promise

Jane Hylton

Leather bound hardcover, 300 x 248 mm, 276 pages, full colour throughout, 260 illustrations

ISBN 978 1 921668 08 1

Attractively bound in dark leather, silk screened and gold foiled, South Australia Illustratedis sure to become a collector’s item. The book explores the development of South Australian nineteenth-century painting from the commencement of colonisation in 1836 through to Federation in 1901. It offers new insights and new research into this often, overlooked aspect of Australia’s art history. The publication focuses on South Australia’s nineteenth-century art scene through its three key periods: 1836 to the early 1850s; the 1850s to the 1880s; the 1880s to 1901 and Federation.

RRP: $60

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South Australian Women Artists 1890s–1940s

Jane Hylton (1994)

ISBN 0 7308 3064 0 hardback

104 pp, 44 colour illus., 84 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $40

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S.T. Gill: The South Australian Years 1839–1 852

Ron Appleyard, Barbara Fargher, Ron Radford (1986)

ISBN 0 7308 0790 8 hardback

ISBN 0 7308 0794 0 paperback

120 pp, 18 colour illus., 148 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $15 hbk, $7 pbk

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Thai Ceramics: Ban Chiang, Khmer, Sukothai, Sawankhalok Ceramics 

Dick Richards (1977)

ISBN 0 7243 3456 4

208 pp, 43 colour illus., 196 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $12.95

The Age of Rubens & Rembrandt: Old Master prints from the Art Gallery of South Australia

Julie Robinson (1993)

ISBN 0 7308 3016 0 paperback

92 pp, 6 colour illus., 32 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $9.95

The art of Lionel Lindsay: prints, drawings & bookplates

Alisa Bunbury (2002)

Brochure

6 pp, 8 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $2

The Divided Self: the Prints of Barbara Hanrahan

Maria Zagala (2007)

Brochure

8 pp, 12 colour illus.

RRP AUD $2

The Golden Journey: Japanese Art from Australian Collection

James Bennett and Amy Reigle Newland (2009)

ISBN 0 7308 3047 0 paperback

ISBN 0 7308 3039 X hardback

348 pp, 552 colour illus., 8 b&w illus.

This major book explores the astonishingly rich heritage of Japanese art, from prehistoric times until Japan opened its doors to the West at the commencement of the Meiji period (1868–1912). Lavishly illustrated it reveals the rich heritage of Japanese art held in Australia’s major public and private collections. Serene Buddhist sculptures, spectacular painted screens, miniature netsuke talismans, colourful Ukiyo-e images of the ‘floating world’, costumes, masks, armour and flamboyant export art created for Australia’s late nineteenth-century international exhibitions are all included in celebration of the profound lyricism and sophisticated eloquence of Japanese aesthetics.

RRP AUD $70 hbk, $50 pbk

(distributed through Thames & Hudson)

The Painted Coast: views of the Fleurieu Peninsula south of Adelaide

Jane Hylton (1998)

ISBN 0 7308 3003 9 paperback

52 pp, 47 colour illus.

RRP AUD $15

(distributed through Thames & Hudson)

The photography of H.H. Tilbrook: South Australia at the turn of the century

Alicia Bunbury (2001)

Booklet

8 pp, 10 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $2

The Story of the Elder Bequest: Art Gallery of South Australia

Ron Radford, Fayette Gosse, Angus Trumble, Jane Hylton, Christopher Menz, Sarah Thomas (2000)

ISBN 0 7308 3075 6

160 pp, 36 colour illus., 3 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $12

Tom Roberts

Ron Radford and Jane Hylton (1996)

ISBN 0 7308 3049 7 hardback

224 pp, 103 colour illus., 84 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $25

(distributed through Thames & Hudson)

TREASURES: Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide

Various (1998)

ISBN 0 7308 3027 6 hardback

ISBN 0 7308 3019 5 paperback

184 pp, 193 colour illus.

RRP AUD $35 hbk; $15 pbk

(distributed through Thames & Hudson)

Van Dyck: Portrait of a seated couple

Ron Radford (1993)

ISBN 0 7308 3048 9 booklet

8 pp, 10 colour illus.

RRP AUD $2

Visions of Adelaide 1836–1886

Tracey Lock-Weir (2005)

ISBN 0 7308 3022 5 paperback

144 pp, 61 colour illus.

RRP AUD $39.95

(distributed through Thames & Hudson)

Vive la France! Hidden Treasures of French Art 1824–1945

Sarah Thomas and Angus Trumble (1998)

ISBN 0 07308 3011 X paperback

108 pp, 28 colour illus., 40 b&w illus.

RRP AUD $10.00

(distributed through Thames & Hudson)