Jean Guiart's masterpiece—one of the most important books published on Oceanic art—is particularly prized by collectors, not only for its important text, but also for the richness of its abundant photographs. A massive tome, filled with the treasures of Oceania, and out of print for four decades.
Paris, 1963. 460 pages. 336 black and white photographs, 102 color photographs, 3 pages of maps. Cloth cover.
