Rattling Spears A History Of Indigenous Australian Art by Ian McLean
SKU: B-002031

Rattling Spears A History Of Indigenous Australian Art

Author: Ian McLean
Special Features: Illustrated, Inscribed
Condition: The cover page is gift inscribed. The pages are clean and tidy. Free of dog ears. Tight binding. From a smoke free home.

Art, Design & Photography History Australiana

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Rattling Spears: A History of Indigenous Australian Art by Ian McLean guides readers through the world’s oldest continuous art tradition, tracing how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists transformed global perceptions of Australia. This richly illustrated 2018 Reaktion trade paperback pairs 301 pages of vibrant images with McLean’s accessible scholarship, making it a go-to art history resource for young adults and collectors alike.

The copy in hand carries a neat gift inscription on the cover page, adding a personal touch without affecting the text or plates. Pages remain crisp, unmarked, and dog-ear-free, while the binding stays square and firm—ready for immediate shelf pride or study use.

Ideal for enthusiasts of Australian history, geography, and antiquarian culture titles, this standalone volume celebrates the resilience and innovation of Indigenous creators from rock shelters to contemporary galleries. Secure a clean, smoke-free example of a sought-after visual chronicle before it disappears.