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SUE WILLIAMSON (SOUTH AFRICA 1941-), WE DON'T SEE CNN (NO VEMOS CNN) FROM THE HAVANA SERIES

We Don't See CNN (No Vemos CNN) from the Havana Series, signed, dated and numbered 2/10 in pencil in the margin

Sue Williamson; South African 1941-; Rev Kani

signed, dated 1981, numbered 11/20 and inscribed with the title in pencil in the margin etching, screenprint and embossing on Arches paper sheet size: 65 by 50cm; 72 by 57 by 3,5cm including frame

Sue Williamson (South Africa 1941-) Judy Seidman, Johannesburg, 2002

signed, dated, numbered 1/6 and inscribed with the title in pencil along the bottom margin

Sue Williamson b

Sue Williamson b.1941 South Africa Mandela: The First Photograph 1990 colour screenprint signed, dated and numbered 5/10 in pencil along the bottom margin sheet size: 111 x 76 cm Sue Williamson (né en 1941, Afrique du Sud) Mandela : The First Photograph, 1990 Sérigraphie couleur Signée, datée et numérotée 5/10 au crayon le long de la marge inférieure Taille de la feuille : 111 x 76 cm

Sue Williamson b

Sue Williamson b.1941 South Africa Fluctuat Nec Mergitur: The Boat Will Not Sink, Paris – France 2016 pigment ink on archival paper image size: 58.5 x 221 cm from an edition of 8 + 1AP Sue Williamson (né en 1941, Afrique du Sud) Fluctuat Nec Mergitur : Le bateau ne coulera pas, Paris - France, 2016 Encre pigmentée sur papier d''archives Taille de l''image : 58,5 x 221 cm A partir d''une édition de 8 + 1AP

Sue Williamson 1941- Untitled

signed, dated '92 and numbered 76/101 in pencil in the margin; screenprint; sheet size: 19 by 13cm; 43 by 33 by 4cm including frame

Sue Williamson, Dinner is ready

Sue Williamson, Dinner is ready

Sue Williamson - Union Buildings, August 9, 1956 [Women's March]

Sue Williamson Union Buildings, August 9, 1956 [Women's March] signed and inscribed with the title in pencil in the margin; numbered 2/50 and inscribed with 'original photocopy' in the artist's stamp colour screenprint image size: 5,5 by 5cm; sheet size: 21 by 12cm; 27,5 by 20,5 by 1,5cm including frame

Sue Williamson; Untitled

Sue Williamson Untitled

Sue Williamson, Mamphela Ramphele

Sue Williamson, Mamphela Ramphele

SUE WILLIAMSON, (SOUTH AFRICAN, 1941-): 'CAROLINE MOTSOALEDI, SOWETO, 2012'

SUE WILLIAMSON, (SOUTH AFRICAN, 1941-): 'CAROLINE MOTSOALEDI, SOWETO, 2012', INKJET PRINT, SIGNED AND INSCRIBED WITH THE TITLE AND DATE IN THE MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION 5 OF 6 unframed the plate 59cm by 39cm

Sue Williamson - Dinner is ready: Pages from a Government Tourist Brochure series

Sue Williamson Dinner is ready: Pages from a Government Tourist Brochure series steel extruded acetate colour laser prints wood barbed wire and fabric South Africa contemporary mixed media signed, dated and numbered 2/50 53 x 41 cm

Sue (Susan Mary) Williamson, What about El Max: We are like fish I and II, a pair

Sue (Susan Mary) Williamson What about El Max: We are like fish I and II, a pair both signed, dated 2005 and numbered 3/6 colour photographic print sheet size: 47,5 by 59cm

Sue (Susan Mary) Williamson Winnie Mandela

Sue (Susan Mary) Williamson Winnie Mandela signed, dated '83 and inscribed 'III/IV artist's proof' etching, screenprint and collage from the portfolio 'A Few South Africans' 75 by 59cm excluding frame; 84 by 68 by 2cm including frame

SUE WILLIAMSON (SOUTH AFRICAN B.1941) SCRUBLAND LANDSCAPE 33cm x 50cm (13in x 19.75in) (plate size)

SUE WILLIAMSON (SOUTH AFRICAN B.1941) SCRUBLAND LANDSCAPE Inscribed 'Artist's Proof', signed and dated '76 in pencil to margin, screenprint 33cm x 50cm (13in x 19.75in) (plate size)

SUE WILLIAMSON

Truth Games Signed, titled, dated and annotated "Truth Games, h.c. Joyce Mtimkulu- to ash- Col. Nic Van Rensburg 1998, Sue Williamson" on the reverse.

Sue (Susan Mary) WILLIAMSON South African 1941-

Sue (Susan Mary) WILLIAMSON South African 1941- Mandela First Photograph signed, dated '90, inscribed with the title and numbered 3/10 in pencil in the margin. Edition of 10 (uncompleted) + 1 AP 12 colour screenprint hand-printed by the artist on BFK Rives paper 110,5 by 76cm The intense anticipation generated around Nelson Mandela's release after 27 years of incarceration provoked much speculation about how he would look given that all photographs of him had been banned while he was in detention. In this work Sue Williamson takes old images that had previously been used to screenprint protest posters so many times over the intervening years and fades them to resemble ellusive memories until we are presented with the first official photograph at the bottom. Only three of the edition of 10 screenprints were produced, one of which is in the William Humphries Museum Collection in Kimberley. Sue Williamson is represented in most local museums and in international museums such as The Museum of Modern Art, New York; the Newark Museum and the Museum of the Twenty-first Century in Louisville Kentucky as well as in major private collections such as that of Sir Elton John. Her work was featured in Impressions from South Africa 1965 to Now: Prints from the Museum of Modern Art, curated by Judith B Hecker and mounted in New York from March to August 2011. She is also the founding editor of Artthrob and the author of South African Art Now, published by Collins Design in New York. LITERATURE Sue Williamson: Selected Work 1984-1992, self published by the artist, Cape Town, 1992, unpaginated, illustrated.

SUE WILLIAMSON

SOUTH AFRICA The Truth Games: Stompie's Mother confronts Winnie Madikiza Mandela Signed and dated "Sue Williamson '98, numbered of 2 and titled "The truth games: Stompie's mother confronts Winnie Madikiza Mandela" on the reverse.  This work is from an edition of two.

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Sue (Susan Mary) Williamson (South African 1941-) A FEW SOUTH AFRICANS, AN ONGOING PORTFOLIO CONTAINING: NOKUKANYA LUTULI, WINNIE MANDELA, ELIZABETH PAUL, MAGGIE MAGABA, TREASON TRIAL, CASE NO 6831/21 and CHARLOTTE MAXEKE various silkscreens and

Sue (Susan Mary) Williamson (South African 1941-) A FEW SOUTH AFRICANS, AN ONGOING PORTFOLIO CONTAINING: NOKUKANYA LUTULI, WINNIE MANDELA, ELIZABETH PAUL, MAGGIE MAGABA, TREASON TRIAL, CASE NO 6831/21 and CHARLOTTE MAXEKE various silkscreens and etchings each accompanied by a sheet of text, the first five signed, dated '83, numbered 13/20 in pencil in the margin and inscribed with the title in the plate, the last two signed, dated '84 and numbered 13/35 in pencil in the margin and inscribed with the title in the plate, in a linen covered portfolio box five unframed sheet size variously orientated: 70 by 99,5cm LITERATURE Sue Williamson, Resistance Art in South Africa, David Philip, Johannesburg, 1989, illustrated on pages 74-77 (7) ILLUSTRATED