Kiwis: A Monograph on the Family Apterygidae
Product Code: 52953
Kiwis are small flightless birds only found in New Zealand. Extremely shy, and extremely cute, they have a cult following.
The renown wildlife artist Ray Harris-Ching contributes 24 color paintings and 15 drawings of his homeland's iconic bird for this oversized coffee table book.
A superb monograph on this ground-dwelling family of birds endemic to New Zealand. The text was written by six leading authorities on kiwis: J. R. H. Andrews, William A. Calder, M. A. Fingland, J. N. Jolly, Ruud Kleinpaste, J. A. McLennan, and Carol Sinclair Smith ("The Kiwi in Art"). In addition to the 39 illustrations by Ching, there are historical paintings (some in color), photographs and maps.
Ching, Ray Harris
Fuller, Errol
Condition & Attributes
Near Fine in Near Fine dustjacket (gift inscription on front free end paper, very light shelfwear)
Publishing Information
Auckland
SeTo Publishing
1990
1st
090869749X
Physical Description
13.3 inches
10.8 inches
192 pages
75 color and black & white illustrations
hardcover
cloth
English
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