All Ken Duncan Prints
The full catalogue, unfiltered. Nine hundred and sixty seven photographs in panoramic, vertical, square and mega pan, covering every state and territory and a good deal beyond them. If you already know what you are looking for, filter by place or shape. If you do not, start here and let something stop you.
Where to start with nine hundred photographs
Most people arrive with either a place or a wall in mind. Both are good ways in, and the catalogue is built to be entered either way.
If you have a place in mind
Every photograph carries its location in the title, so a search for a state, a region or a landmark will find the work made there. The state and region collections group the same images by country rather than by shape.
If you have a wall in mind
Shape matters more than subject once the wall is fixed. Panoramic suits a long uninterrupted run above a sofa or a bedhead. Vertical suits a hallway, a stairwell or the narrow space beside a door. Square holds its own in a group. Mega pan is for the wall that has nothing else on it.
If you want the ones the work is known for
Cradle Mountain Dove Lake, TAS, Bell Gorge Falls, Kimberley, WA, Twelve Apostles, Great Ocean Road and the Uluru work are the images most often recognised before the name is read.
Sizes and finishing
Sizes run 18, 20, 24, 30, 37, 40, 50, 60, 75 and 100 inch, with the set differing by photograph and listed on each print page. Prints are supplied framed in sustainable timber in white, black or mocha, or unframed and rolled with a cotton interleave. At 40 inch and above, unframed is the usual recommendation. Delivery within Australia is included in the price.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many prints are there?
Nine hundred and sixty seven photographic prints, plus a separate range of books, homewares and gifts. The catalogue covers every Australian state and territory and a body of international work.
How does the catalogue break down by shape?
Panoramic 756, square 96, vertical 93 and mega pan 22. Panoramic dominates because Australian country tends to resolve horizontally, and it is the format the work is best known for.
Can I see these in person?
Yes. The gallery is at 414 The Entrance Road, Erina Heights NSW 2260, open 9am to 4pm Monday to Sunday except some public holidays. Call 02 4367 6701 or free call 1800 807 737 before travelling if there is a particular photograph you want to see, since not everything hangs at once.
How do I choose a size?
Measure the wall first and work back. As a rule the print should occupy roughly two thirds of the wall it sits on. If you would like help, the gallery runs a Contact a Specialist service covering size, framing, hanging and lighting.