The South African artist Sue Williamson discusses us why her print series A Few South Africans—depicting female leaders of the anti-apartheid movement—was so needed in the 1980s, when images of these women were unknown. Williamson's prints were also circulated as postcards, a form of activism that was met with hostility by many South Africans.
Sue Williamson (U.K., 1941-). "A Few South Africans" (series), 1980s. Wheaton College Art Collection (Norton, Massachusetts).
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