Oom Flip du Toit on the stoep of his farm workshop, Marico Bushveld, Transvaal
Photograph
12/1964 (photographed)
12/1964 (photographed)
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A black and white photograph of an elderly, corpulent man who wears dark rimmed glasses and a hat and sits on a stool in front of an open door. Through the door case the silhouette of another man is visible.
Techniques: Gelatin-silver print
Techniques: Gelatin-silver print
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Title | Oom Flip du Toit on the stoep of his farm workshop, Marico Bushveld, Transvaal (assigned by artist) |
Materials and techniques | gelatin silver print |
Brief description | 'Oom Flip du Toit on the stoep of his farm workshop, Marico Bushveld, Transvaal', gelatin silver print by David Goldblatt, December 1964. |
Physical description | A black and white photograph of an elderly, corpulent man who wears dark rimmed glasses and a hat and sits on a stool in front of an open door. Through the door case the silhouette of another man is visible. Techniques: Gelatin-silver print |
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Credit line | Gift of David Goldbaltt, 1987 |
Production | Title as appears on verso, specified information on location added. |
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Bibliographic reference | Goldblatt, David. Some Afrikaners Revisited. Roggebaai, South Africa: Umuzi, 2007. |
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Accession number | E.13-1992 |
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Record created | March 17, 2009 |
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