IMAGES OF MAN, contemporary South African Black Art and Artists, a pictorial and historical guide.

E J De Jager

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IMAGES OF MAN, contemporary South African Black art and artists, a pictorial and historical guide to the Collection of the University of Fort Hare housed in the De Beers Centenary Art Gallery. Author - E J De Jager. 1992. 222p. Profusely illustrated throughout in both colour and black and white. A pictorial and historical guide to the collection of the University of Fort Hare, housed in the De Beers centenary art gallery, the largest of its kind in South Africa. Contains the work of over 170 black artists, including Gerard Sekoto, Goerge Pemba, Gerard Bhengu, Julian Motau, Cyprian Shilakoe, Gladys Mgudlandlu, John Muafangejo, Sydney Kumalo, Stanley Nkosi, Gerard Tito Zungu, Johannes Segogela, Noria Mabasa, Tommy Motswai, Nat Mokgosi, Lucky Sibiya, Michael Zondi, Dan Rakgoathe, Azaria Mbatha, Durant Sihlali, George Msimang, Lucas Sithole, and many others. A must have for collectors of, or those interested in, Black South African artists. First Edition. Cloth. Near Fine/Near Fine.

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  • Publisher: Fort Hare University
  • Publisher Place: Alice
  • Date of Publication: 1992
  • Edition: First
  • Jacket Condition: Fine
  • Binding Condition: Fine
  • Overall Condition: Fine
  • Lot No: 399
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