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Tatham Art Gallery, 1998

Softcover in good condition - slight edgewear to covers and some pencil markings inside.

An exhibition catalogue includes chapters: Twenty one centuries of ceramics in KwaZulu-Natal; Beer; Imbiza kayibil' ingenambheki: the social life of pots; The Magwaza family; Nesta Nala: an overview; Yet another Zulu curio: decisions to accept tourist ceramics into a collection; Continuing innovation and tradition in KwaZulu-Natal figurative sculpture: Hezekile Ntuli and contemporary ceramics; Rorke's Drift pottery; Bonie Ntshalintshali at Ardmore Studio: the first decade; Contextualizing incentives for the acceleration of artistic production and patronage of Zulu-speakers in KwaZulu-Natal c. 1920 to 1940; 'Self' and 'Other', some portraits by Mary Stainbank; Catalogue list.