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Kunhinga Portraits

Name: Kunhinga Portraits
SKU: 14705
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Location

South Africa

Product code

14705

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Kunhinga Portraits

Authors and Contributors:

Guy Tillim (Photographer).

Publisher:

Michael Stevenson Contemporary. 2003.

Detail:

Printed by Hansa Reproprint. Pages: 14. Softcover. Condition: Book: Very Good. . First Edition. First Printing.

Catalogue No 1.

Taken in February 2002 in the Angolan province of Bie, near Kuito, Guy Tillima's series of images portrays displaced people who, in the months before the end of the civil war, fled in advance of the Angolan government's clearing of regions where civilians had provided cover for UNITA soldiers. The subjects had walked for five days from Monge to seek refuge in the small town of Kunhinga in the safe havens provided by foreign agencies stationed in the area. These colour portraits are a new departure for Tillim who is best known for his black-and-white reportage.

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