Gardening & Environment Science & Nature Art, Design & Photography
Wild Rivers by Bob Brown pairs the senator’s crisp prose with Peter Dombrovskis’ celebrated wilderness photography to celebrate Tasmania’s untamed waterways. This 1983 Australian hardcover art book remains a sought-after collector’s piece for lovers of landscape photography and environmental heritage.
Thirty full-page colour plates capture the Franklin, Gordon and lesser-known tributaries in moods from mirror-calm to thundering rapid, while Brown’s concise essays trace the political and ecological journeys that saved them. The result is a coffee-table volume that doubles as a quiet call to protect wild places.
The dust-jacketed copy offered here is clean, tight and unmarked save for a faint edge mark on one leaf and minor scuffs; no inscriptions, ex-libris plates or smoke odour intrude. It presents beautifully on the shelf and turns smoothly in the hand, ideal for gifting or display.
Whether you’re completing a Dombrovskis collection, curating an Australiana library, or seeking nature photography inspiration, this gently used first edition delivers heritage and visual impact without the new-book price.
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