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This book showcases the finest surviving examples of Georgian architecture in Australia, primarily focusing on New South Wales and Tasmania due to their early settlement. Through stunning photography by Max Dupain, it presents irreplaceable historic buildings of great beauty and charm.
Architectural commentary and notes are provided by Morton Herman, while Marjorie Barnard and Daniel Thomas give social histories of New South Wales and Tasmania, respectively. The book serves as a challenge to Australians to preserve these important links to the past. It underscores the obligation to protect these architectural treasures amidst rapid development. This book highlights the invaluable contribution of Georgian architecture to Australia’s heritage.
Used (good, see images, some yellowing and some initial pages marking) Hardcover
