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House near Phuthaditjhaba, QwaQwa, 1 May 1989

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

House near Phuthaditjhaba, QwaQwa, 1 May 1989

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)

Kite flying near Phuthaditjhaba, Qwa Qwa, 1 May 1989

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

Man building his house, Marselle Township, Kenton-on-Sea, 8 July 1990

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)

Stairway to a storeroom, Meerlust Wine Farm, Stellenbosch, Cape, 24 November 1990

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

In Trader's Alley, where the Diagonal Street Fruit Market used to be, Newtown, 10 August 1990

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

Karoo landscape with Knobkerrie, Hanglip Farm, Colesburg District, 3 July 1990

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

Sculpture by political prisoner Japhta Masemola, commemorating the first political prisoner on the island, Khoe Chief Autshumato, marooned there by the Dutch in 1658 and symbolically through the "cellular underpants," the rebels against Apartheid, the most recent political prisoners. When the prison was vacated by the political prisoners and given over to common-law prisoners, the latter attempted to strip the sculptures down to their armatures, in order to turn the steel into weapons. The officials then destroyed the sculptures. Robben Island, 16 July 1991

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

Nedersuitse Gereformeerde Kerk (Dutch Reformed Church), Tulbagh, 16 December 1991

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

Nederduits Gereformeerde Kerk Op-die-Berg, Interiors, Koue Bokkeveld, 16 December 1991

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)

Sarel Celliers Covenant Monument with Dutch Reformed Church. The covenant was with God. Celliers promised that if the Boers were given victory over the Zulus, the day would always be honored as a Sabbath. Kroonstad, 20 April 1992

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

Iron Age corbelled stone huts, Sedan, Near Lindley, Ofs, 24/25 July 1992

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

Interior, Dutch Reformed Church, Welgemoed, near Bellville, Cape Town, 11 January 1992

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)

The village of Nieu Bethesda: The kerkdorp in embryo, [Eastern] Cape, 2 January 1992

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

Monument to the Afrikaans language, inaugurated on 10 October 1975, Paarl, 5 April 1992

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

Remnant of a wild almond hedge planted in 1660 to prevent livestock from being taken out of the European settlement in South Africa by the indigenous Khoi, Kirstenbosch, Cape Town, 16 May 1993

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

The second church of this Dutch Reformed parish, inaugurated in 1874, abandoned in 1942, Ladismith, [Western] Cape, 11 May 1992

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

Dutch Reformed Church, built in 1911, Swellendam, Cape Town, 9 April 1993

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)

Dutch Reformed Church, built in 1911, Swellendam, Cape Town, 9 April 1993

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

Second Avenue, Houghton, Johannesburg

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

Monument to Karel Landman, Voortrekker leader, unveiled 16 December 1939, De Kol, Cape, 10 April 1993

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

Part of the Candle of Hope, a sculpture by businessman Bart Dorrestein and sculptor Sally-Ann Graham, corner of Maud and Fifth Streets, Sandton, Johannesburg, 18 December 2011

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

Red Location Museum, built with agreement of the community on condition that their housing was improved. When this was not done, the community threatened to burn down the Museum and forced it to close. Red Location Museum and House, Port Elizabeth, 22 December 2014

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)

There were going to be seven apartment buildings to house White civil servants and their families—10,000 people—part of a plan by the Apartheid government to keep Pretoria white. Five were built, when the government ran out of money and the international banks refused to roll over their loans (1985–86). After the end of Apartheid, people of different races moved into the buildings, which were incompetently managed. Gradually everything that could be removed—doors, windows, plumbing, fittings—was stolen, and five skeletons remain at the western side of the city. Four are shown here. Schubartpark, Pretoria, 23 February 2016

Artist: David Goldblatt (South African, 1930–2018)
Printer: Tony Meintjes (South African, born 1956)

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House near Phuthaditjhaba, QwaQwa, 1 May 1989

House near Phuthaditjhaba, QwaQwa, 1 May 1989

Kite flying near Phuthaditjhaba, Qwa Qwa, 1 May 1989

Man building his house, Marselle Township, Kenton-on-Sea, 8 July 1990

Stairway to a storeroom, Meerlust Wine Farm, Stellenbosch, Cape, 24 November 1990

In Trader's Alley, where the Diagonal Street Fruit Market used to be, Newtown, 10 August 1990

Karoo landscape with Knobkerrie, Hanglip Farm, Colesburg District, 3 July 1990

Nedersuitse Gereformeerde Kerk (Dutch Reformed Church), Tulbagh, 16 December 1991

Nederduits Gereformeerde Kerk Op-die-Berg, Interiors, Koue Bokkeveld, 16 December 1991

Sarel Celliers Covenant Monument with Dutch Reformed Church. The covenant was with God. Celliers promised that if the Boers were given victory over the Zulus, the day would always be honored as a Sabbath. Kroonstad, 20 April 1992

Iron Age corbelled stone huts, Sedan, Near Lindley, Ofs, 24/25 July 1992

Interior, Dutch Reformed Church, Welgemoed, near Bellville, Cape Town, 11 January 1992

The village of Nieu Bethesda: The kerkdorp in embryo, [Eastern] Cape, 2 January 1992

Monument to the Afrikaans language, inaugurated on 10 October 1975, Paarl, 5 April 1992

Remnant of a wild almond hedge planted in 1660 to prevent livestock from being taken out of the European settlement in South Africa by the indigenous Khoi, Kirstenbosch, Cape Town, 16 May 1993

The second church of this Dutch Reformed parish, inaugurated in 1874, abandoned in 1942, Ladismith, [Western] Cape, 11 May 1992

Dutch Reformed Church, built in 1911, Swellendam, Cape Town, 9 April 1993

Dutch Reformed Church, built in 1911, Swellendam, Cape Town, 9 April 1993

Second Avenue, Houghton, Johannesburg

Monument to Karel Landman, Voortrekker leader, unveiled 16 December 1939, De Kol, Cape, 10 April 1993

Part of the Candle of Hope, a sculpture by businessman Bart Dorrestein and sculptor Sally-Ann Graham, corner of Maud and Fifth Streets, Sandton, Johannesburg, 18 December 2011

Red Location Museum, built with agreement of the community on condition that their housing was improved. When this was not done, the community threatened to burn down the Museum and forced it to close. Red Location Museum and House, Port Elizabeth, 22 December 2014

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