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Live Auction, 19 October 2019

Session One
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio
  • Diane Victor; Disasters of Peace, portfolio


Lot Estimate
ZAR 60 000 - 80 000

About this Item

South African 1964-
Disasters of Peace, portfolio

each signed, numbered 22/25 and inscribed with the title in pencil in the margin

etching, aquatint and drypoint with roulette
plate size: 22 by 28,5cm; sheet size: 35 by 39,5cm, unframed

Notes

A portfolio of 16 prints: In Sheep's Clothing; As Easy as Pie; Kom Vrou en Bring die Kinders; All for the Right Price; Or Had you Forgotten?; Memories; Blind Justice; Mind the Gap; Why Defy; 5000 Rand a Head; Blind Man's Bluff 4 Boys in Blue; Keeping Score; Down on the Farm; Glue Boys; Made to Measure; Glass Houses and Fence Sitters.

"The initial idea and inspiration for these images came from the print series The Disasters of War by Goya, in which he documents and denounced the atrocities of the French/Spanish peninsular war of the 1800s. The images I am working with are taken from our daily media coverage of recent and almost commonplace happenings in newspapers, on TV and on radio, of social and criminal acts of violence and ongoing unnecessary deaths – occurrences so frequent that they no longer raise an outcry from our public, yet they still constitute disaster in peacetime." Source: http://www.art.co.za/dianevictor/disasters-of-peace.php

 

 

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