‘A Few South Africans series: Albertina Sisulu’ (1984)

‘A Few South Africans series: Albertina Sisulu’ (1984)From the Constitutional Court Art Collection website: "This 1980s series of prints was made at a time when South Africa was still firmly in the grip of apartheid and the artist was studying for her Advanced Diploma in Printmaking at the Michaelis School of Fine Art, Cape Town. The series was a result of her engagement with the anti apartheid struggle and attempted to make visible and to celebrate some of the women involved in the struggle for freedom.

Rendered in stark contrasts of black and white

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135 x 40 x 55 cm | variable edition of 3 Cape Town artist David Brits (b

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taking ownership of the landscape (perhaps

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