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   <text>David Goldblatt</text>
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   <text>David Goldblatt</text>
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   <text>Mark Durden</text>
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    <text>Grandparents left Lithuania for South Africa in the pogroms of 1892.</text>
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    <text>Born in South Africa in 1930 in Randfontein, educated locally.</text>
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    <text>Matriculated in 1948 - wanted to become magazine photographer.</text>
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    <text>Lack of opportunities - ends up working in Father's Outfitting Store.</text>
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    <text>Father becomes ill - ends up running business for 12 years.</text>
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    <text>During this time completes degree in Commerce at University of Johannesburg.</text>
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    <text>No formal training in photography.</text>
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    <text>Inspired by photographic magazines of late '40s / early '50s such as 'Look', 'Life', 'Picture Post' and 'Salon Photography'.</text>
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    <text>Work by photographers such as Bill Brandt, Cartier Bresson and Robert Capa published as 'photographic essays'.</text>
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    <text>Early work embued with missionary zeal to tell world about what was happening in South Africa.</text>
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    <text>Photographs ANC Defiance Campaign in 1952.</text>
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    <text>Father dies - 15th September 1963 sells family business.</text>
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    <text>Encouraged by Norman Hall to become professional photographer.</text>
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Great shock when National Party comes into power in South Africa in 1948.</text>
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    <text>Considers emigratting to escape racial and anti-semitic tension.</text>
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    <text>In '60s - during work on 'Afrikaners' series - realises sense of involvement with South Africa and determines to stay.</text>
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    <number>3</number>
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    <number>4</number>
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    <number>5</number>
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    <number>6</number>
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