Tribal Painting in South Africa, With Particular Reference to Xhosa Painting Vol. 1 | T. H. Matthews

Name: Tribal Painting in South Africa, With Particular Reference to Xhosa Painting Vol. 1 | T. H. Matthews
SKU: IZ0617
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South Africa

Product code

IZ0617

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Publisher: Phd Thesis (1971)
ISBN: N/A
Condition: Very good. Some light rubbing to the boards. Slight foxing to front pastedown. Warren Siebrits' bookplate (designed by William Kentridge) pasted on front free endpaper, also including his signature and notes in pencil. Some light foxing to F.F.E.P. Some rust staining due to paperclip on title page, also some indentations due to paperclip on a few adjoining pages. Light foxing to back free endpaper and pastedown. The text is clean and clear with minimal foxing.
Binding: Hardcover without DJ.
Pages: 213
Dimensions: 30.5 x 21.5 x 2.8cm
SKU: IZ0617
Weight: 1.3kg
Price: R900.00
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by T. H. Matthews
+++ Volume 1 of a Phd Thesis on Tribal Painting in South Africa, With Particular Reference to Xhosa Painting. Note Warren Siebrits' bookplate designed by William Kentridge, and also that Walter Battiss was the supervisor of the thesis.

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