The art of Gladys Mgudlandlu
The artist, Gladys ‘Nomfanekiso’ Mgudlandlu is one of the foremost exponents of Expressionism in South Africa. By day she was a school teacher and at night she painted by the flickering light of a paraffin lamp in her ‘township’ house in Cape Town. Tracing the development of this artist – from her early detailed works painted from memory and imagination, to her later works depicting urban scenes and simplification of shapes. Mild cockling to top edges. 95 Pages. Contents clean and binding tight. 1st Edition. Condition: Very good. Dust jacket: Very good. Some light foxing to verso. Mild edge-wear. Binding: Hardcover. Boards in very good condition.
Publisher: Fernwood Press
Date Published: 2002
Publication Place: Cape Town
First Edition: Yes
Condition: Very good.
Binding: Hardcover. Boards in very good condition.
Has Dust Jacket: Yes
Jacket Condition: Very good. Some light foxing to verso. Mild edge-wear.
Dimensions: 26cm x 25cm x 1.5cm
Additional information
| Weight | 1000 g |
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