Slave Trades and an Artist's Notebook (First Edition, Cover by William Kentridge) | Ari Sitas Judaica Condition: As New

Condition: As New

Author: Donna Kooler

Presents a sweeping canvas that evokes a bygone era of the 1940s' colonial Natal through to the cruel intensity of the 'Bush War' that ravaged Rhodesia in the 1970s

the first surveyor-general and civil engineer of the Cape

Slave Trades and an Artist's Notebook (First Edition, Cover by William Kentridge) | Ari Sitas Judaica Condition: As NewAuthor: Ari Sitas First Edition Publisher: Deep South (2000) ISBN 10: 0620250526 ISBN 13: 9780620250528 Condition: Very Good Binding: Softcover Pages: 190 Dimensions: 20. 9 x 14. 7 x 1. 2 cm +++ by Ari Sitas +++ In 1874, aged 20, the visionary poet Arthur Rimbaud abandoned poetry and left France for Africa. He settled in Ethiopia and became a trader in coffee, guns and hides, and toyed with the idea of trading in saves. Slave Trades is Ari Sitas'