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Nomfanekiso Who Paints At Night: The Art of Gladys Mgudlandlu

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Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Product code
GG0028
Bob Shop ID
198261668
Subtitle: The Art of Gladys Mgudlandlu
Author: Elza Miles
Publisher: Fernwood Press (2002)
Edition: First Edition
ISBN-10: 1874950660
ISBN-13: 9781874950660
Condition: Very Good
Binding: Hardcover with dust jacket
Pages: 95
Dimensions: 24.7 25.8 1.3 cm
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by Elza Miles
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In Nomfanekiso Who Paints At Night, art historian Elza Miles traces the development of artist Gladys 'Nomfanekiso' Mgudlandlu (1917-1979) - from her early, meticulously detailed works, evoking the textural richness of embroideries and tapestries, of landscapes painted from memory and imagination, depicting idyllic rural lifestyles, and large mystical bird forms, to her later works depicting urban scenes and simplification of shapes, enlivened with broad, sweeping brushstrokes of colour.

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