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Claudette Schreuders

By (author) Rory Bester






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Claudette Schreuders creates carved and painted wooden figures that reflect the ambiguities of the search for a post-apartheid African identity. Her work is influenced by the traditional Blolo and Colon figures of West Africa, as well as other stylistic input from medieval church sculpture, Spanish portraiture, and Egyptian woodcarving. Schreuders' personal history as a white descendent of colonial settlers in South Africa is reflected in these pieces, which are physical representations of human emotions. This book includes beautiful reproductions of Schreuders' works, two in-depth essays and a biography of the artist, making this the definitive volume on one of the preeminent South African artists working today.

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Publisher | Prestel
Published date | 11 Apr 2011
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Format | Hardback
Pages | 240
Dimensions | 280 x 240 x 33mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 1592g
ISBN | 978-3-7913-5110-0
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