Our catalogue is photographed for you to see. Beautiful indigenous art in a catalogue that is in very good condition. The book includes helpful maps and a Bibliography. More than 60 artworks are reproduced in excellent colour together with photographs of some of the traditional artists. The illustration on the front cover is \"Wandjina\", 1970, by Charlie Numbulmoore, which is created with earth pigments. In the late 20th century, the National Gallery of Victoria organised a series of exhibitions to demonstrate the rich aesthetic and cultural dimensions of Aboriginal Australian art. This book is the Catalogue for the fourth show, celebrating artists from the Kimberley district of North-East Australia.The first essay `Kimberley Art: Strong in Country and Law\', [by Judith Law], puts the Catalogue and the other essays, written by specialists into context. These address `Kimberley Languages\' [Frances Kofod], `Figurative Art of the North-West and Central Kimberley\' [Ryan with Kim Akerman], `Paddy Jaminji and the `Gurirr Gurirr\'\' [Will Christensen], `The Eastern Kimberley Aesthetic`, `Art of Fitzroy Crossing\' and `Art of Balgo\' [all by Ryan], `Kimberley Art and Material Cultural\' [Akerman], `Materials and Techniques of the Contemporary Kimberley Artist\' [Tom Mixie Mosby] and `Kimberley Chronology\' [Ryan].