Monument to J. G. Strijdom, late prime minister of South Africa, Pretoria
Photograph
1982 (photographed)
1982 (photographed)
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A black and white photograph of monuments on a public place. The left hand side of the image shows a statue of four wildly galloping horses raised on a high plinth. On the right hand side a bust of man is arched over by a huge concrete sail. The facade of a concrete high rise fills nearly the whole background.
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Title | Monument to J. G. Strijdom, late prime minister of South Africa, Pretoria (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | gelatin silver print |
Brief description | 'Monument to J. G. Strijdom, late prime minister of South Africa, Pretoria', gelatin silver print by David Goldblatt, 1982. |
Physical description | A black and white photograph of monuments on a public place. The left hand side of the image shows a statue of four wildly galloping horses raised on a high plinth. On the right hand side a bust of man is arched over by a huge concrete sail. The facade of a concrete high rise fills nearly the whole background. |
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Credit line | Gift of David Goldblatt, 1987 |
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Bibliographic reference | Goldblatt, David. South Africa. The Structure of Things Then. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1998. Illustrated p. 170, text p. 251. |
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Accession number | E.97-1992 |
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Record created | May 14, 2008 |
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