Australian Graffiti Revisited (1979) is Rennie Ellis’s classic photo-book capturing the raw, funny, and political street graffiti of 1970s Australia. A revised and expanded edition of his earlier Australian Graffiti (1975), it features hundreds of black-and-white photographs shot on walls, toilets, and street corners, with commentary by historian Ian Turner. The book is an unfiltered snapshot of everyday voices—irreverent jokes, sharp protests, and spontaneous declarations—making it both a time capsule of urban culture and a landmark in Australian social documentary photography.

Shows signs of wear, a few creased corners and moisture wear to first few pages at spine.