Rock art made in translation

framing images from and of the landscape : to accompany an exhibition at Iziko South African Museum by Pippa Skotnes
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Published by Jacana in Johannesburg .
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    Subjects:
  • Petroglyphs,
  • In art,
  • Rock paintings,
  • Exhibitions,
  • San Art,
  • Landscapes in art

  • About the Edition

    Showcases the varying ways in which South African landscapes have been "translated" or transformed via rock art. Includes the works of copyists from the mid-19th to early 20th centuries, including works by George Stow, Helen Tongue, Dorothea Bleek, and Charles Schunke. Also includes essays, historical and contemporary photographs, and translations of San texts and stories.

    Edition Notes

    Other titlesMade in translation :
    Statementcurated by Pippa Skotnes and Petro Keene ; edited by Pippa Skotnes ; with contributions by Kapilolo Mario Mahongo ... [et al.].
    ContributionsSouth African Museum
    Classifications
    LC ClassificationsN5310.5.S6 R63 2010
    The Physical Object
    Pagination[106] p. :
    Number of Pages106
    ID Numbers
    Open LibraryOL25058181M
    ISBN 101431400807
    ISBN 109781431400805
    LC Control Number2011492446

    About the Book

    Pippa Skotnes' book "Rock art made in translation: framing images from and of the landscape" serves as a companion to the exhibition held at the Iziko South African Museum. The book explores the themes of petroglyphs, rock paintings, and landscapes in art, with a focus on San art. By examining these ancient forms of expression, Skotnes offers insights into the cultural significance of rock art in South Africa.

    Book Details

    • Subtitle: Framing images from and of the landscape
    • ISBN10 Codes: 1431400807
    • Subjects: Petroglyphs, In art, Rock paintings, Exhibitions, San Art, Landscapes in art
    • Publisher: South Africa

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    Exhibition at Iziko South African Museum

    The book accompanies an exhibition at the Iziko South African Museum, providing additional insights and context to enhance the visitor's experience. By engaging with the book's content, readers can deepen their understanding of the exhibited artworks and the cultural significance of rock art.

    Conclusion

    "Rock art made in translation" by Pippa Skotnes offers a comprehensive exploration of petroglyphs, rock paintings, and landscapes in art, focusing on San art. With its availability for free download and online reading, this book allows enthusiasts to delve into the fascinating world of rock art and gain valuable insights into South Africa's rich cultural heritage.

    References

    • Skotnes, P. (2010). Rock art made in translation: framing images from and of the landscape. South Africa.
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