Modern Photography Goldblatt, David Joburg Intersections. 2002. Giclée print on vellum. 50.5 x 32 cm (59.7 x 42 cm). Signed, dated and numbered. - Overall very good condition. A brilliant, richly coloured and high-contrast print with a narrow margin. One of 45 copies. - Published by Edition Schellmann, Munich/New York on the occasion of documenta 11, Kassel. - This two-part work by David Goldblatt features two photographs from post-apartheid Johannesburg: at the top, an informal settlement with washing hanging outside makeshift corrugated iron huts; at the bottom, a hand-painted sign on a city pavement. Both images exemplify Goldblatt’s characteristic method of precise, unspectacular observation of places that lie between the grand narratives. Goldblatt is one of South Africa’s most significant documentary photographers; for decades, he documented the social and spatial order of the apartheid system and its aftermath through precise, quiet snapshots. Giclée print on vellum. Signed, dated and numbered. - Overall, in very good condition. A brilliant, richly coloured and high-contrast print with a narrow border. - One of 45 copies. - Published by Edition Schellmann, Munich/New York, to mark documenta 11, Kassel. - This two-part work by David Goldblatt features two photographs from post-apartheid Johannesburg: above, an informal settlement with laundry hanging outside makeshift corrugated iron huts; below, a hand-painted sign on a city pavement. Both images exemplify Goldblatt’s characteristic method of precise, unspectacular observation of places that lie between the grand narratives. Goldblatt is one of South Africa’s most significant documentary photographers; for decades he photographed the social and spatial order of the apartheid system and its aftermath in the form of precise, quiet snapshots. *This lot is subject to standard tax. A 24.95% buyer’s premium is payable on the hammer price, and 7% (Books and Art) or 19% VAT (Manuscripts, Screenprints, Offset Prints, Photographs) is payable on the final invoice amount within the European Union. This lot is subject to the standard tax regime. A 24.95% buyer’s premium is payable on the hammer price, and 7% (books and art) or 19% VAT (manuscripts, screen prints, offset prints and photographs) is payable on the final invoice amount within the European Union.