Discover the profound artistry of David Goldblatt in Some Afrikaners Photographed, a poignant photography collection that challenges narratives surrounding Afrikaner identity. Originally published in 1975, this powerful book features intimate portraits taken from 1963, during a time of significant political turmoil in South Africa. Goldblatt, known for his intimate and revealing style, offers a rare glimpse into the everyday lives of Afrikaners amid a backdrop of social change and unrest. With each captivating image, he invites viewers to explore the nuanced layers of Afrikaner culture, showcasing the complexity of their identity beyond political affiliations. This edition, published by Steidl in 2020, includes a reflective essay by acclaimed South African writer Antjie Krog, adding depth to Goldblatt's powerful visuals. Art critic Ivor Powell’s commentary reveals the controversial reception of these photographs within Afrikaner media, which were starkly juxtaposed against the ambitions of the Afrikaner elite on the international stage. Perfect for photography enthusiasts and cultural historians alike, Some Afrikaners Photographed immerses you in the lives, struggles, and rich spirit of a people in transition. Elevate your collection today with this indispensable work that bridges art and societal reflection.