Description

Broome Reflected: Pencil Sketches of Broome is a non-fiction pictorial book by artist Bill Bresser. This unique work, with an introduction by renowned author Mary Durack, is a collection of detailed pencil sketches that capture the historic architecture and unique character of the town of Broome in Western Australia. Originally published in 1977, the book serves as a valuable historical and artistic record, preserving images of many old buildings and landmarks that have since been lost to time or development. It offers a beautiful and nostalgic glimpse into the past, making it a desirable item for collectors of Western Australian history, fans of local art, or anyone with a personal connection to the town of Broome.

Synopsis

Title: Broome Reflected: Pencil Sketches Of Broome
Author/Publisher: Bill Bresser (B.J. Publications)
Publication Year: 1977
Format: Illustrated, Staple Bound Paperback

Published in 1977, 'Broome Reflected: Pencil Sketches Of Broome' offers a unique artistic and historical insight into one of Western Australia's most distinctive towns. Authored and illustrated by Bill Bresser, this first edition pictorial book stands as a testament to Broome's rich heritage and unique character.

This non-fiction work is a curated collection of detailed pencil sketches, meticulously capturing the historic architecture and vibrant essence of Broome. It provides a visual journey through the town as it appeared in the late 1970s, making it a valuable resource for those interested in Australian regional history and art.

• Detailed Pencil Sketches: At its heart, the book features Bill Bresser's accomplished pencil art, portraying Broome's buildings, streetscapes, and atmosphere with an intimate, reflective style. Each sketch serves as a visual record, offering a glimpse into the town's architectural past.
• Historic Broome Captured: More than just an art book, 'Broome Reflected' functions as a historical document, preserving the imagery of Broome's unique character and architecture from 1977. It highlights the cultural and historical significance of the town, particularly its distinctive built environment.
• Introduction by Mary Durack: Adding scholarly weight and local context, the book includes an introduction by the renowned Australian author, Mary Durack. Her insights provide a deeper understanding of Broome's historical and cultural landscape, complementing Bresser's artistic vision.

As a vintage first edition from 1977, 'Broome Reflected' is a compelling acquisition for collectors of Australian regional art, West Australian history, or those with a special connection to Broome. It offers a nostalgic and artistic portal to a bygone era of this iconic pearling town.

Condition

This item has been professionally inspected and is in Good condition. Please refer to the photographs for detailed visual assessment.

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