The Walther Collection

[SM 25]

[SM 47]

[SM 46]

[SM 19]

[SM 11]

[SM 29]

[SM 31]

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[SM 20]

[SM 14]

[SM 08]

La femme américaine libérée des années 70 [The LiberatedAmerican Woman of the 1970s]

Le Chef qui a vendu l'Afrique aux colons [The Chief whoSold Africa to the Colonists]

Le golfeur [The Golf Player]

[SM35mm21]

[SM35mm70]

[SM35mm34]

[SF1355-10]

[SF1359-09]

[SFEA 1954]

Untitled

[18 December 1977]

[13 April 1978]

[15 October 1986]

[11 February 1986]

[15 August 1986]

[15 October 1986]

Untitled

[2 August 1999]

[27 August 1999]

Self-Portrait (Muhammad Ali)

Self-Portrait (Aimé Césaire)

Self-Portrait (Tommie Smith)

Self-Portrait (Seydou Keïta)

Self-Portrait (Leopold Senghor)

Self-Portrait (Martin Luther King, Jr.)

Self-Portrait (Nelson Mandela)

Self-Portrait (Haile Selassie)

Self-Portrait (Kwame Nkrumah)

Self-Portrait (Malcolm X)

Self-Portrait (Martin Luther King, Jr.)

Self-Portrait (Miles Davis)

Self-Portrait (Angela Davis)

Self-Portrait (Patrice Lumumba)

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[SFBP 26114]

[SFBP 26226]

[SFBP 27441]

[Diptych #1]

[Diptych #1]

King Kong

Inquiries Into Human Faculty and Its Development

Untitled (Constellation)

Appartement du directeur I, Imprimerie Nationale, Porto Novo

Atelier de typographie I, Imprimerie Nationale, Porto Novo

Cour surprême I, Palais de Justice, Cap Manuel, Dakar

Salle de pas perdus, Palais de Justice, Cap Manuel, Dakar

Salle des avocats, Palais de Justice, Cap Manuel, Dakar

Palais du gouverneur IV, Lomé, Togo

Palais du gouverneur III, Lomé, Togo

Station Petro Hanne II, Ségou

Palais du gouverneur II, Lomé, Togo

Palais du Gouveneur II, Lomé, Togo

Palais du gouverneur VII, Lomé, Togo

Palais du gouverneur VIII, Lomé, Togo

Baie de Mermoz II, Dakar

[Album page with eleven photographs]

[Album page with two photographs]

[Album page with two photographs]

[Album page with four photographs]

[Album page with three photographs, the one on lower right depticting Dabulamanzi, Cetshwayo's half-brother]

[Album page with eight photographs]

[Album page with photographs of Cetshwayo and his family, Chief Sekhukhune, and unidentified persons]

Children at the border between Pageview (Fietas) and Mayfair, Johannesburg. April 1952

Evening exodus from the city. Blacks stream to Westgate station for trains to Soweto; Whites, in their cars, head for the Northern Suburbs, Johannesburg. 1964

Migrant mineworkers who had served their contracts on the gold mines and were waiting for a train to take them part-way to their homes in Nyassaland (Malawi), Mayfair railway station, Johannesburg. December 1952

Old mill foundations, tailings wheel and sand dump, Witwatersrand Deep Gold Mine, Germiston. August 1966

Miner's bunks in the abandoned Chinese compound, so called because it probably housed indentured Chinese labourer between 1904 and 1910. Before its abandonment in the 1950s, Black miners were accommodated here, Simmer & Jack Gold Mine, Germiston.

"Boss Boy" detail, Battery Reef, Randfontein Estates Gold Mine, Randfontein, Transvaal. 1966

Time-office clerks and a miner, City Deep Gold Mine, Johannesburg. 1966

Harry Oppenheimer, chairman of the Anglo American Corporation in his office at the company's headquarters, 44 Main Street, Johannesburg. 1966

Some Afrikaners: The farm Quaggasfontein in the Great Karoo on a summer afternoon. About 250 years ago, after 13 years of work, two slaves are said to have completed the building of this wall which surrounds the farmyard, near Graaff-Reinet. Dec 1966

Some Afrikaners: A railway shunter who dreamed of a garden without concrete or bricks, watered by this dam on his plot, or small-holding, Koksoord, Randfontein. 1962

Some Afrikaners: A farmer's son with his nursemaid, Heimweeberg, Nietverdiend. 1964

Some Afrikaners: The commando of National Party stalwarts which escorted Prime Minister and National Party leader, Hendrik Verwoerd and his wife, Betsie, to the party's 50th anniversary celebrations at De Wildt, Transvaal. October 1964

Some Afrikaners: An elder of the Dutch Reformed Church walking home with his family after the Sunday service, George. January 1968

Some Afrikaners: An elder of the Dutch Reformed Mission Church walking home with his family after the Sunday service, Carnavon. January 1968

Some Afrikaners: A plot-holder, his wife and their eldest son at lunch, Wheatlands, Randfontein. September 1962

Bantustans: Framework for a new dwelling, Flagstaff, Transkei. 9 October 1975

Bantustans: House near Phuthaditjhaba, Qwa Qwa. 1 May 1989

Bantustans: Kite flying, near Phuthaditjhaba, Qwa Qwa. 1 May 1989

Bantustans: Landscape with 1500 lavatories, Frankfort, Ciskei. 12 July 1983

Bantustans: Going to work: 2:45 am, the first bus of the day. There being almost no employment opportunities in KwaNdebele, these people travel up to eight hours per day to get to and from work around Pretoria, Mathysloop, KwaNdebele. 1984

Bantustans: Going home: 8:45 pm, Marabastad-Waterval bus; some of these passengers will reach home at 10:00 pm and start the next day at 2:00 am. 1984

In Boksburg: Saturday morning at the corner of Commissioner and Trichardts streets, Boksburg. 1979–1980

In Boksburg: Saturday afternoon in Sunward Park, Boksburg. 1979–1980

In Boksburg: On the stoep in her new tutu, Boksburg. 1980

In Boksburg: Meeting of the Worker-Management Liaison Committee of the Colgate-Palmolive Company, Boksburg. 1980

In Boksburg: Saturday morning at the Pick 'n Pay hypermarket, semi-final of the Miss Lovely Legs Competition, Boksburg. 1980

In Boksburg: Flag-raising ceremony for Republic Day at Christian Brothers College, Boksburg. 1979-1980