Slave Trades and an Artist's Notebook (First Edition, Cover by William Kentridge) | Ari Sitas Judaica deeds and acts of the

deeds and acts of the public figures which he so brilliantly portrays" - Molly Reinhardt

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

Internally clean and clear

Cover edges worn with slight lifting of laminate and a dent and some chipping along bottom edge of the front cover

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 deeds and acts of theAuthor: 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'