Woolsheds
Description
Exquisitely photographed by Jane Ussher, Woolsheds takes readers to historic sheep stations in the North and South islands, and explores the rich histories of this key primary industry that are contained in their heritage shearing sheds.
From the oldest working woolshed in Mid Canterbury to woolsheds rebuilt after earthquakes, it is a celebration of the tenacity of the sheep-farming sector.
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Persons
Jane Ussher MNZM is one of New Zealand's most lauded photographers. Perhaps best known for her photographs for the Listener and, more recently, magazines such as New Zealand House & Garden, her photographs have also appeared in the high-profile, award-winning books Coast, Islands, Worship, The New Zealand Horse, Endless Sea, Nature -- Stilled, and Historic New Zealand Homesteads. Jane lives in Kerikeri, Northland.
Dr Annette O'Sullivan is a design academic and former senior lecturer in typography at Massey University's School of Design. She is a London-trained typographer and letterpress printer and has a background in publishing, museum and exhibition design. She is a Massey University Honorary Research Associate and member of the International Society of Typographic Designers.