`SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK COLLECTION` 2007, CONTRIBUTIONS DR. RORY BESTER, JODI BRENNER and OTHER

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"SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK COLLECTION" 2007, CONTRIBUTIONS BY DR. RORY BESTER, JODI BRENNER & OTHERS. HARDCOVER IN BRAND NEW CONDITION, COMPLETE DUSTJACKET IN FINE UNREAD CONDITION.

The art collection of the Reserve Bank is regarded as one of the premier corporate collections in the country, with its outstanding strength being landscape art produced between 1900 and 1970. The collection contains a number of historically important works and works by contemporary artists.

The collection has its origins in artworks that were accumulated and intended for display in hotels attached to the railway stations in Cape Town and Pretoria. When the state abandoned these hotel plans, the 146 artworks were put up for sale at two much-anticipated auctions in 1954 and 1955.

In the ensuing years the Banks eclectic collection has grown to over 700 artworks displayed at the Bank's Head Office, the SARB College, and its branches in Bloemfontein, Cape Town, Durban, East London, Johannesburg, Port Elizabeth and Pretoria North.

In 1991 the Bank produced the first art book of the collections holdings.

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