The Sketchbook Series (Six-Volume Set)
Condition: SECONDHAND
This is a secondhand book. The jacket image is a photograph of the exact copy we have in stock. This image shows the condition of this book. Further condition remarks are below.
Author: Various
Binding: Hardback
Published: Rigby
Condition:
Book: Good
Jacket: Wear and tear
Pages: Yellowed
Markings: Previous owner
This series of illustrated local histories presents a richly detailed visual and narrative portrait of Melbourne’s architectural and cultural evolution. Each volume chronicles a distinct precinct, from the stately grandeur of Toorak and South Yarra to the working-class heritage of Richmond and East Melbourne. The Old Melbourne Hotels Sketchbook documents historic hostelries and their social significance, while the Melbourne Sketchbook and Camberwell Sketchbook capture the city’s changing streetscapes and civic identity. The River Yarra Sketchbook illustrates the waterway’s central role in shaping Melbourne’s geography and economy. 1. Old Melbourne Hotels Sketchbook: Written by John Bechervaise with drawings by Bill Beasley, published by Rigby in 1973 (1st ed. Name on fep. Clean text.) 2. Melbourne Sketchbook: Authored by W.H. Newnham, illustrated by Unk White, published by Rigby in 1967 (1st ed.). 3. Toorak and South Yarra Sketchbook: Text by Brian Carroll, illustrations by Arno Roger-Genersh, published by Rigby in 1974 (1st ed.) 4. Richmond and East Melbourne Sketchbook – Written by Brian Carroll, illustrated by Arno Roger-Genersh, published by Rigby in 1976 (1st ed. Name on fep, clean text.) 5. River Yarra Sketchbook: Written by Brian Carroll, illustrated by Bill Beasley, published by Rigby in 1973 (1st ed.). 6. Camberwell Sketchbook: Written by Brian Carroll, illustrated by Bill Beasley, published by Rigby in 1978. (1st ed.)
Author: Various
Binding: Hardback
Published: Rigby
Condition:
Book: Good
Jacket: Wear and tear
Pages: Yellowed
Markings: Previous owner
This series of illustrated local histories presents a richly detailed visual and narrative portrait of Melbourne’s architectural and cultural evolution. Each volume chronicles a distinct precinct, from the stately grandeur of Toorak and South Yarra to the working-class heritage of Richmond and East Melbourne. The Old Melbourne Hotels Sketchbook documents historic hostelries and their social significance, while the Melbourne Sketchbook and Camberwell Sketchbook capture the city’s changing streetscapes and civic identity. The River Yarra Sketchbook illustrates the waterway’s central role in shaping Melbourne’s geography and economy. 1. Old Melbourne Hotels Sketchbook: Written by John Bechervaise with drawings by Bill Beasley, published by Rigby in 1973 (1st ed. Name on fep. Clean text.) 2. Melbourne Sketchbook: Authored by W.H. Newnham, illustrated by Unk White, published by Rigby in 1967 (1st ed.). 3. Toorak and South Yarra Sketchbook: Text by Brian Carroll, illustrations by Arno Roger-Genersh, published by Rigby in 1974 (1st ed.) 4. Richmond and East Melbourne Sketchbook – Written by Brian Carroll, illustrated by Arno Roger-Genersh, published by Rigby in 1976 (1st ed. Name on fep, clean text.) 5. River Yarra Sketchbook: Written by Brian Carroll, illustrated by Bill Beasley, published by Rigby in 1973 (1st ed.). 6. Camberwell Sketchbook: Written by Brian Carroll, illustrated by Bill Beasley, published by Rigby in 1978. (1st ed.)