Ranjith Kally (1925-2017)

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Chief Albert Luthuli, 1964 Texte source en anglais

A striking black and white portrait captures a man standing in a rustic window, framed by weathered wood. His strong facial features and contemplative expression evoke a sense of resilience and dignity. The use of non-fugitive pigment print on archival fibre-based Baryta paper enhances the depth and texture of the image, reflecting the artist's focus on historical and cultural narratives.

Black and white photograph of three women engaged in conversation, showcasing mid-20th century fashion.

Miriam Makeba, 1957 Texte source en anglais

A striking black and white photograph capturing three women seated closely together, engaged in lively conversation. The image reflects mid-20th century fashion, with each woman dressed in distinct styles that highlight their individuality. The composition emphasizes their expressions and interactions, creating a sense of intimacy and connection. The use of non-fugitive pigment print on archival fibre-based Baryta paper enhances the depth and contrast of the image.

Black and white photograph depicting a tense courtroom scene with a man at a table surrounded by seated observers.

Bantu Court, 1957 Texte source en anglais

A striking black and white photograph capturing a courtroom scene from 1957, featuring a man in a suit seated at a table, exuding authority. Surrounding him are seated individuals, their expressions reflecting a range of emotions. The composition highlights the stark contrasts of light and shadow, creating a dramatic atmosphere that speaks to the historical context of the Bantu court system.