Drift Wood Escape And Survival Through Art

Art, Design & Photography Biography & Memoir

Eva De Jong Duldig’s memoir Drift Wood Escape and Survival Through Art traces how creativity carried three generations from Nazi-occupied Vienna to Australia’s surf coast. In crisp, hopeful prose the author shows salvaged driftwood becoming sculpture, painting and meaning amid displacement.

Art & Culture readers and Biography lovers will relish this 2017 paperback that flicks between European streets, wartime internment camps and sunlit Melbourne studios. De Jong Duldig weaves family history with reflections on resilience, making the book an inspiring choice for both Young Adults and Adults.

The copy offered is in very good, gently-read condition: covers show only light scuffing, page edges remain crisp and unmarked, the binding is tight and strong, and no previous owner has added ink or dog-ears. A single minor mark on the top closed edge is noted, otherwise clean throughout.

Ideal for collectors of Australian memoir, refugee stories or artist biographies, this smoke-free-home copy invites immediate reading and display. Search Drift Wood Escape and Survival Through Art to secure De Jong Duldig’s uplifting testament to art as refuge.