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David Goldblatt
Swerwers, nomadic sheep shearers and farmworkers, descended from the San hunter-gatherers and the Khoi pastoralists. Without work for four months they lived in the gang, the corridor between farm fences and roads, hunting, fishing when they could and eating road-kill. Near Nuwe Rooiberg, Northern Cape. 18 September 2002 , 2002

Digital print in pigment inks on cotton rag paper
Work: 42 x 59.5 cm (16.5 x 23.4 in.)
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    David Goldblatt
    Patience Poni visiting her parents, Ruth and Jackson Poni, 1510A Emdeni South, Soweto , 1972
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    Farmer's sign for Gate (Hek). Near Rammetjieskraal, between Lainsburg and Prince Albert, Western Cape. 28 May 2004 , 2004
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    Playground, Chiawelo, Soweto. September, 1972
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    Dancing-master Ted van Rensburg watches two of his ballroom pupils, swinging to a record of Victor Sylvester and his Orchestra, in the MOTHS' Hall at the old Court House, Boksburg, 1980