Rare and/or out of print Southern African Tribal Art Books

 

Out of Stock   Zulu Treasures : Of Kings and Commoners   Amagugu kaZulu : Amakhosi Nabantukazana                 Zulu Treasures : Of Kings and Commoners   Amagugu kaZulu : Amakhosi Nabantukazana         Zulu Treasures: Of Kings and Commoners - is an exhibition catalogue which celebrates the material culture of the Zulu people. Amagugu kaZulu : Amakhosi Nabantukazana : umgubho wezinto ezihambisana namasiko amaZulu.                The Zulu Treasures exhibition assembled artefacts from the collections of:   The Campbell Collections - University of Natal - Durban Johannesburg Art Gallery - JHB KwaZulu Cultural Museum - Ulundi - Ondini Local History Museum - Durban MuseuMAfricA - JHB Natal Museum - Pietermaritzburg Voortrekker Museum - Pietermaritzburg The Standard Bank Collection - Wits University Art Gallery - JHB Juliette Armstrong - Private Collection S. B. Bourquin - Private Collection Frank Jolles - Private Collection Karel Nel - Private Collection William Raats - Private Collection Marilee Wood - Private Collection       Marianhill Monastery - Early Collected Artefacts   Zulu Treasures celebrates the material culture of the Zulu people. This comprehensive reference source details and identifies Zulu and related tribal artefacts with over 380 illustrations. Historical photography and paintings are inserted.                Zulu Treasures chapters Zulu cattle, clothing, headrests, staffs, spoons, snuff bottles, snuff spoons, combs, wooden bowls, basketry, beadwork, earplugs, milk containers, chairs and more. Zulu names are provided for the identification of objects.                Marilee Wood - Michelle Auld - Regina van Vuuren - Gillian Berning - Emmanuel Zondi - Barry Marshall  - Horst Uhlig and Robert Papini all played vital roles in the makings of "Zulu Treasures"       The Dunlop Ngoma Dancing Team - Circa 1950   Follow this link to view other Southern African tribal art books on offer.