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Nyungar Art from the South-West Region of Western Australia, Dumbartung Aborigin

By Dumbartung Aboriginal Corporation

1991 • Paperback

Description

Title: Nyungar Art from the South-West Region of Western Australia
Author/Publisher: Dumbartung Aboriginal Corporation
Publication Year: 1991
Format: Illustrated Staple Bound Paperback

SBN: 0646072153

Synopsis

This significant non-fiction work offers an invaluable exploration into the rich artistic heritage of the Nyungar people, originating from the South-West Region of Western Australia. Published by the Dumbartung Aboriginal Corporation in 1991, it represents an important early documentation of Indigenous art from a distinct regional perspective.

Intended for an adult audience, the volume provides insights into the diverse forms and cultural significance of Nyungar art. It serves as a dedicated resource, presenting the artistic traditions and expressions through the lens of an Aboriginal corporation committed to preserving and promoting its cultural legacy.

  • Focus on Nyungar Artistic Traditions: The book is dedicated to showcasing the unique artistic expressions of the Nyungar people, an Aboriginal group with deep roots in Western Australia. It delves into the specific styles, motifs, and cultural contexts that define their art.
  • Illustrated Cultural Insights: As an illustrated publication, this work visually presents examples of Nyungar artworks, offering readers direct engagement with the aesthetic and stylistic elements. The illustrations are complemented by commentary that enhances understanding of the cultural narratives and meanings embedded within the art.

This publication holds particular appeal for collectors and scholars interested in Australian Indigenous art, cultural history, and regional studies. As a work published by an Aboriginal corporation in 1991, it is a noteworthy document in the ongoing preservation and celebration of First Nations' artistic heritage.

Condition

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

Specifications

Format Paperback
Condition Acceptable
Year 1991
Type Not Specified
Signed No
Vintage No
Features Illustrated, Staple Bound
Language English
Ex Libris Yes
Inscribed No
Book Title Nyungar Art from the South-West Region of Western Australia
Personalised No
Custom Bundle No
Narrative Type Non-Fiction
Intended Audience Adults

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