Soweto - Peter Magubane, Marshall Lee (1978 First Edition)
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Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Product code
BB163
Bob Shop ID
615203343
About:
It was in Soweto that the uprising took place in 1976, signalling the beginning of the end of apartheid. This text showcases some of Peter Magubane's finest photographs, taken over almost 50 years. The book covers the town's development and continues to today, showing its poverty, colour and art. The reader is taken through the creation of Soweto in the 50's and it's bloody uprising in the 70's. The main body illustrates the people of Soweto going about their daily lives: working and playing, celebrating and grieving.
Condition: Good, Clean, No Dust Jacket
Please Note: Unless otherwise specified - This book are being sold in a used, as-is, pre-owned condition and will most likely have have signs of shelf wear. This includes scratches, small tears, bends and cover creases. This book may also have other flaws such as previous owner names / notes as well as library Stamps, Stains, Price tags and or Highlighting. Mends will be made where possible to prevent further damage.
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