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African Art in Southern Africa: From Tradition to Township, edited by Anitra Nettleton and David Hammond-Tooke, published in 1989 by Ad. Donker, is a comprehensive exploration of black South African art, spanning traditional forms to contemporary township expressions. This hardcover edition is 252 pages and richly illustrated in both monochrome and full color, offering visual insights into various art forms including San rock art, Venda court art, Ndzundza wall decorations, township art, street art, and the Polly Street Art Centre. The volume is a significant contribution to understanding the evolution of African artistic traditions and is highly valued by scholars and collectors of African art.