An exhibition catalogue, published to coincide with the comprehensive overview of the photographic series’ that made him famous, held at the kunstmuseum Wolfburg, the first German gallery to showcase his work. Includes 180 photographs, as well as commentary by the artist.
Condition: Very good.
Price – $90.00 (ZAR-900.00)
A de luxe edition , limited to 100 signed and numbered copies. Standard work on South African potters, with 15 short monographs. Including Helen Martin, Esias Bosch etc.
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Price – $95.00 (ZAR-950.00)
This book covers the work and backgrounds of 15 artists and craftsmen as well as 3 arts and crafts centres with more than 300 photographs in colour and black and white.
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Price – $45.00 (ZAR-450.00)
A collection of Domsaitis’ landscapes, still life’s and portraits. “Born Franz Domscheit in a little village in East Prussia, he always showed an affinity to his native soil in his paintings. All his works, whether conceived in Europe of South Africa, emanate from a central concept of the relationship between man, earth and religion.”
Price – $50.00 (ZAR-500.00)
A South African Art Library publication. Contains more than 40 colour and black and white plates. Previous owner’s name inked to the front paste down.
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Price – $45.00 (ZAR-450.00)
A collection of Domsaitis’ landscapes, still life’s and portraits. “Born Franz Domscheit in a little village in East Prussia, he always showed an affinity to his native soil in his paintings. All his works, whether conceived in Europe or South Africa, emanate from a central concept of the relationship between man, earth and religion.”
Price – $40.00 (ZAR-450.00)
A collection of Domsaitis’ landscapes, still life’s and portraits. “Born Franz Domscheit in a little village in East Prussia, he always showed an affinity to his native soil in his paintings. All his works, whether conceived in Europe of South Africa, emanate from a central concept of the relationship between man, earth and religion.”
Price – $40.00 (ZAR-450.00)
Basic register. Parallel English and Afrikaans text.
Price – $40.00 (ZAR-550.00)
Language: English/Afrikaans. Foxing to front and rear prelims as well as to top, fore-and bottom page edges.
Price – $14.00 (ZAR-140.00)
Cover shows general wear.
Price – $14.00 (ZAR-120.00)
This entire edition is limited to 275 copies. This volume is number 65.
Price – $70.00 (ZAR-900.00)
162 reproductions of South African art works, 56 of which are tipped in colour plates. A 15 page introduction, and a loose booklet with a foreword in Afrikaans, English, French and German.
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Price – $55.00 (ZAR-550.00)
162 reproductions of South African art works, 56 of which are tipped in colour plates. A 15 page introduction, and a loose booklet with a foreword in Afrikaans, English, French and German.
Price – $45.00 (ZAR-480.00)
Signed by the author. A scarce monograph on this pioneer Basuto sculptor. Thin card wraps with sunning around top and spine edges. Staple bound. Small damp stain at lower left corner of the covers with tiny open tear. and small area on top rear cover. Contents clean and firmly bound. Interesting little booklet with remarkable images of clay figurines. Price – $20.00 (ZAR-200.00)
No. 1157 of a special numbered edition of 5000 copies. Slipcase shows minor shelf wear. A selection of Sanlam’s artworks to celebrate their 75th anniversary. Text in English and Afrikaans. Blue cloth covers with plate on the front.
Price – $76.00 (ZAR-800.00)
The story of Cape Phtography from its begininings to the end of 1870. ‘Bikini Beach Books’ stamp to the front paste down.
Price – $62.00 (ZAR-600.00)
A key modern art exhibition in africa95 celebrating the arts of Africa organised by the Whitechapel Art Gallery. Previous owner’s name on front paste-down.
Price – $50.00 (ZAR-450.00)
Reprinted from the Quarterly Bulletin of the South African Library, 12(2), 39 – 82, Dec. 1957. 18 b/w and 1 colour illustration. Foxing to verso of front cover, frontispiece, and title page.
Price – $14.00 (ZAR-150.00)
The first issue of this innovative quarterly journal on African photography. Migration being the main theme focussing on daily travel, displacement, violence, poverty and natural disasters.
Price – $18.00 (ZAR-250.00)
The second issue of this innovative quarterly journal on African photography. The focus is on Affluence – the presence or absence thereof. e.g Malick Sidibe’s practice from his famous studios in Mali.
Price – $18.00 (ZAR-250.00)
The third issue of this innovative quarterly journal on African photography wrestles with the idea of entertainment using less design interference, more photographic portfolios, etc.
Price – $18.00 (ZAR-250.00)
Introductory text in English and Afrikaans with multiple illustrations of the artists’ work in b/w and a full colour print to front wrap.
Price – $12 (ZAR-150)
Catalogue of an exhibition of books, atlases and maps held in the South African Library, Cape Town, 1 March till 5 April 1952 . In commemoration of the arrival of Jan van Riebeeck at the Cape, 6 April 1652. / Katalogus van ‘n uitstalling van boeke, atlasse en kaarte in die Suid-Afrikaanse Biblioteek, Kaapstad, 1 Maart tot 5 April 1952. Ter herdenking van die aankoms van Jan van Riebeeck aan die Kaap, 6 April 1652. Parallel English and Afrikaans text. Tape marks to the endpapers. Captioned and dated in ink by previous owner on the front fep. Text is clean and clear with various black and white illustrations. Cover shows general wear.
Catalogue of a series of 1100 photographs by Arthur Elliott. This collection is housed in the Gubbins Museum, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. Paper wraps, covered in clear adhesive contact paper. Leaves yellowed.
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Price – $25.00 (ZAR-300.00)
Colour plates throughout. Book and DW in near fine condition.
