The "Favourite Poems of Banjo Paterson" have always been, and still remain, firm favourites with most Australians. He was "a poet who captured characters, moments and events which are now part of our national consciousness...no one managed to tell stories which as much wit and humour as 'The Banjo'" This selection of poems includes old favourites such as "The Man from Snowy River", "Jim Carew", "Clancy of the Overflow" and many others well known to all Australians. But the essence of his collection is the vigour that the artist Rex Newell has brought to Paterson's poems. This outstanding series of paintings and watercolours truly reflect his sympathy and understanding of Paterson's subjects. >So here is an opportunity for all those who love the work of A. B. Paterson to renew their acquaintance with his poems in a stimulating, fresh and thoroughly appealing new volume.
Favourite poems of Banjo Paterson, illustrated by Pro Hart
A B Paterson stands high on the list of Australia's best-loved literary figures. He captured the unique colour and character of the Australian bush life in a way no other had before him.
Shearing at Castlereagh - The road to Hogan's Gap - The swagman's rest - Clancy of the Overflow - Pioneers - Saltbush Bill - With the cattle - The daylight is dying - A bushman's song - Father Riley's horse - Sunrise on the coast - At the ...
The poems in this collection were chosen by Paterson's granddaughters - those that have proved most popular as well as their own particular favourites.Time spent reading ths book will be time spent with old, familiar friends.
This complete collection of his verse shows the bush balladeer at his very best with favourites such as 'A Bush Christening', 'the Man from Ironbark', 'Clancy of the Overflow' and the immortal 'The Man from Snowy River'.
In this collection, leading Paterson scholar Clement Semmler presents more than 100 of Paterson's poems that reflect the remarkable richness and range of his writings.
A collection of the poems of Banjo Paterson.
BANJO PATERSON'S WAS a native Australian whose life work continues to serve as a tribute to Australia. Throughout his life he served as a solicitor, journalist, war correspondent and soldier, but what he is most known for is his poetry.
Did you hear no sweeter voices in the music of the bush Than the roar of trams and buses , and the war - whoop of ' the push ? Did the magpies rouse your slumbers with their carol sweet and strange ? Did you hear the silver chiming of ...
Forty-two poems selected from previously published collections of verse, accompanied by contemporary black-and-white illustrations and a historical introduction. The publisher has chosen the more familiar versions of the poems. Includes...