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Festival Quadrennial Exhibition of South African Art 1960
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Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Product code
bhb23
Bob Shop ID
646687732


Festival Quadrennial Exhibition of South African Art 1960  Vierjarlikse Fees Tentoonstelling van Suid-Afrikaanse Kuns, softcover, 48 pages also with 12 pages of plates, 3.7 cms x 20.7 cms, condition: very good.                                                                                

Cover design by Cecil Skotnes.

The "Festival Quadrennial Exhibition of South African Art" was held in 1960. It was a significant event showcasing South African art, with notable artists like George Jaholkowski and Walter Battiss participating. The exhibition also featured works by Alastair Dodds. Battiss, in particular, is known for his rejection of traditional art norms and his embrace of conceptualist and abstract art movements prevalent in the 1960s and 70s.

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