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A house painter with his family, Hillbrow, Johannesburg

Photograph
01/1973 (photographed)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

A black and white photograph of a family sitting on a wall. The father only dressed in shorts carries his son in his arms. The daughter sits on the lap of her mother, kissing her.


Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleA house painter with his family, Hillbrow, Johannesburg (assigned by artist)
Materials and techniques
gelatin silver print
Brief description
'A house painter with his family, Hillbrow, Johannesburg', gelatin silver print by David Goldblatt, January 1973.
Physical description
A black and white photograph of a family sitting on a wall. The father only dressed in shorts carries his son in his arms. The daughter sits on the lap of her mother, kissing her.
Dimensions
  • Image height: 25.2cm
  • Image width: 21.5cm
  • Sheet height: 30.3cm
  • Sheet width: 30.1cm
Style
Marks and inscriptions
  • Copyright by David Goldblatt Box 1464, Johannesburg, South Africa (artist's studio and copyright wetstamp, centre verso)
  • titled, dated Jan. 1973, signed (pencil, bottom and right centre verso)
  • various annotations (pencil verso)
Credit line
Gift of David Goldblatt, 1987
Production
Title as appears on verso. This title slightly differs from the one used in 'David Goldblatt. Fifty-one Years' (Barcelona: MACBA, 2001), see references.
Subjects depicted
Place depicted
Bibliographic reference
Goldblatt, David. Fifty-one Years. Barcelona: Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona, 2001. Illustrated p. 165.
Collection
Accession number
E.43-1992

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Record createdMay 14, 2008
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