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The African art collection in the Iziko South African National Gallery: past, present and possible futures
The Iziko South African National Gallery (ISANG) in Cape Town, which is South Africa's oldest 1 state art museum, began growing an African art collection (called the Permanent African Art Collection) in 1967. The collection today is cared for and owned by the Iziko Museums of South Africa Art Collec...
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2025
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