Item Tag : Art, Social Science

Keeping The Wanjinas Fresh by Valda Blundell/Donny Woolagoodja Aboriginal Austra

« Keeping The Wanjinas Fresh » by Valda Blundell and Donny Woolagoodja is a trade paperback book published by Fremantle Press in 2005. The book, with a length of 9.1 inches and a height of 0.7 inches, delves into Indigenous Studies and Anthropology, focusing on cultural and social aspects. It also touches on religious themes and Native American subjects. With 384 pages, the book explores the significance of the Wanjinas, offering insights into their meaning and significance within the context of Aboriginal Australian culture. The illustrations by the authors themselves add visual interest to this informative and culturally rich exploration.

China : 5,000 Years by Sherman E. Lee (1998, Hardcover)

« China: 5,000 Years » by Sherman E. Lee is a comprehensive book that delves into the rich history and culture of China through a combination of art, social sciences, archaeology, and general history. Published in 1998 by Abrams, Inc. as part of the Guggenheim Museum Publications series, this hardcover book is illustrated and spans 496 pages. With a large format of 13.2 inches in length, 9.6 inches in width, and 2 inches in height, this book is a valuable resource for those interested in exploring the ancient civilization of China through the lens of art and cultural analysis.