Burrunguy Nourlangie Rock by George Chaloupka
SKU: B-002657

Burrunguy Nourlangie Rock

Author: George Chaloupka
Special Features: Dust Jacket
Condition: In good condition with light shelving wear on the cover, water mark on dust jacket back sleeve, clean tidy pages, no writing, no dog ears, tight binding, from a smoke‑free home.

Art, Design & Photography History Australiana

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Burrunguy Nourlangie Rock by George Chaloupka is a compact, illustrated study that explores the rich cultural heritage of Australia’s ancient rock‑art sites. Chaloupka, a respected authority on Aboriginal art, presents the significance of the Burrunguy and Nourlangie regions with clear, accessible prose suited to both young adults and seasoned readers.

The volume blends art history, cultural studies and Australian history, offering insight into the stories behind the rock paintings and the artists who created them. Its concise 40‑page format makes it an inviting introduction to Indigenous Australian visual culture without overwhelming detail.

Published as a hardcover with a dust jacket, this vintage Australian title is a collectible item for anyone interested in art, cultural history or the broader narrative of Australia’s Indigenous peoples. The book’s tidy pages and tight binding reflect its careful production.

The copy is in good condition, showing light shelving wear on the cover and a water‑mark on the dust‑jacket back sleeve, but the pages remain clean and unmarked. It comes from a smoke‑free home, ensuring a pleasant reading experience.