96 pages - in English - around 200 color illustrations and figs. - maps - published to coincide with the 2001 Australian showings of necklaces and other threaded objects made by Australian aboriginal ...

96 pages - in French - 42 color and duotone illustrations and over 90 duotone figs. - published to coincide with the 2008 showing at the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris of textiles woven and objects scu...

240 pages - in English - over 150 color illustrations, incl. many plates - published to coincide with the 2004 showing in Sydney, Australia, of paintings on bark, paper and woven forms and other art w...

decorative, embossed covers - 492 pages - in French - 698 color and b/w illustrations and figs. and various maps - Oceanic motifs: their meanings and uses - the divine, trade, society, manhood, womanh...

168 pages - in English - 128 color photographs and 2 maps - a distinguished scholar and journalist spent some 30 years among the Gimi people of Papua New Guinea and recorded for posterity their fast-d...

304 pages - in French - over 130 color illustrations, incl. many plates and over 50 color and b/w figs. - published to coincide with the 2007 "New Ireland, arts of the South Pacific" showing at the Mu...

192 pages - in English - 390 color illustrations - photography by Glenn Jowitt - a noted writer on architecture describes the great variety of traditional architecture and design in the island communi...

208 pages - in English - 327 color illustrations - photography by Glenn Jowitt - an art historian and an anthropologist describe patterns used by islanders in the South Pacific in architecture and obj...

118 pages - in English - 180 mostly color illustrations - a selection of the over 600 prints from Papua New Guinea in the National Gallery of Australia which span the 1960s to the 21st Century - early...

96 pages - in English - 16 color and 57 b/w illustrations - a description of the culture of the people from the Wahgi Valley in the New Guinea highlands and of their artefacts which are displayed in v...