The work of the English artist Hamish Fulton (b in London in 1946) uncontestedly occupies a unique position among the artistic stances taken in the 20th and early 21st centuries. Fulton is a 'walking artist', one whose central theme is nature and nature as humans experience it. This book charts the work of British 'walking' artist Hamish Fulton.

This volume presents an exceptional selection of 86 Majapahit terracotta sculptures covering a wide range of sophisticated iconography all drawn from popular legends of the period and part of a broader narrative series waiting to be discovered.