E.O. Hoppé's Australia (2007, Hardcover) – Edited by Graham Howe

Publisher – Curatorial Assistance in association with W.W. Norton & Co.
Publication Year – c2007
Format – Hardcover with dust jacket
Pages – 208
Illustrations – Photographs, portraits (b/w)
Dimensions – 28 cm
Condition – Very Good – light wear to dust jacket; internally fine
Note – Weight listed includes packaging required for the item to arrive safely and undamaged

A Stunning Visual Record of Australia in the Early 20th Century

This beautifully produced hardcover volume, edited by Graham Howe with essays by Erika Esau and Graham Howe, presents over 200 pages of evocative black-and-white photography by the renowned E.O. Hoppé. From striking portraits to sweeping landscapes, these images document a nation in transition—capturing the people, industries, and environments of early 20th-century Australia with remarkable sensitivity and clarity.

Why You’ll Love It:
A compelling addition to any collection focused on photography, Australian history, or fine art books. This title offers both aesthetic appeal and historical insight, making it ideal for readers with a passion for visual storytelling and cultural heritage.