Catalogue: Ten Years of Collecting (1979 -1989) Standard Bank Foundation Collection of African Art.

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Soft cover. University of Witwatersrand , Johannesburg Art Galleries 1989 139 A4 pages.

Some rubbing to cover and previous owners name and date on title page but otherwise in good condition. Please feel free to ask questions

A scarce book from what I can gather. The text is accompanied by numerous photographs of the objects exhibited. A wonderful addition to anyone's collection on South African Art I would imagine.

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Contents

Introduction - Alan Crump

Part 1

1. Venda Art - Anitra Nettleton

2. Tsonga-Shangana Beadwork and Figures - Rayda Becker & Anitra Nettleton

3. Art of the Pedi & Ntwane - Anitra Nettleton & David Hammond-Tooke

4. Ndebele Beadwork - Diane Levy

5. The Art of Traditionalists in Zululand-Natal - Sandra Klopper

6. The Beadwork of the Cape Nguni - Anitra Nettleton, Sipho Ndabambi & David Hammond-Tooke

7. Transitional Sculpture - Elizabeth Dell

8. From Country to City: The Development of Urban Art - Steven Sack