Publisher/The South African Photographic Gallery

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"In Boksburg (First Edition)", a collection of works by South African photographer David Goldblood. Gold Blood, one of the few world-famous photographers in South Africa, died in July 2018. I started taking photographs in 1948, when apartheid was institutionally established and strongly promoted in the country, and I looked at the reality through the lens for a long period of time when racial segregation was in full swing and abolished. As a photographer who has been with us, those problems lie inevitably behind Goldblood's work. This book is a masterpiece among the masterpieces that make its name in the history of photography in the world, and is a collection of works introduced in the reprint series "Books on Books" of the famous book. Composed of illustrations taken around 80 years, it documents the mundane everyday life of the white middle class, assimilating towns and lifestyles, and segregating races such as dependence on black workers (living people). This is a book that captures the problems behind it with a cold look. A revised new edition was published by Steidl in 2016, but this is the first edition in 1982. Published in Parr & Badger Vol.Ⅱ.