Portrait Gallery Store

Portrait Gallery Store is an independent bookstore based in Canberra at the National Portrait Gallery. We have over 14,000 titles online and instore. With our focus on art, design & photography. While also offering an extensive range of  biography, history, literature & childrens' picture books. 

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OBFUNC

The launch of the exciting new collaboration between Canberra designers Craig Rex Harris,
Jas Hugonnet
and Richard Thomas. With backgrounds in fine furniture, architecture and graphic design respectively, the group focuses on designing elegant but functional objects available at affordable prices.

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Fashion Design
Manual 2

The Fashion Design Manual 2 provides a comprehensive view of the creative process of designing and creating fashion. It shows how a designer works with fabrics, colours and shapes.

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The Dig Tree

Murgatroyd has brought together for the first time new scientific and historical evidence, and tells the story of Burke and Wills, the explorers who set out to cross Australia from coast to coast, in brilliant detail.

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Journeys to the Interior

In Journeys to the Interior, Nicholas Rothwell travels deep into the northern realm, combining the storytelling flair and persistence of a journalist with the imagination of an artist.

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TRUST Photographs of
Jim Marshall

Legendary American photographer Jim Marshall has documented the world's greatest musicians since the late Fifties. His unique style and fearless approach gained him unlimited access to everyone.

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Maharaja

The authors explore the spectacular material culture of India's rulers, showcasing rich and varied objects that reflect different aspects of royal life.

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Remarkable Creatures

In 1809, when Darwin was born, much of the world was an unexplored wilderness. Our knowledge of the past was nonexistent, and our picture of our species' history little more than a set of fantastic myths and fairytales.

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The Swan Thieves

Psychiatrist Andrew Marlowe has a perfectly ordered life - solitary, perhaps, but full of devotion to his profession and the painting hobby he loves. This order is destroyed when renowned painter Robert Oliver attacks a canvas in the National Gallery of Art and becomes his patient.

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