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- Source of title proper: Nessa Leibhammer using JAG materials
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[Source - Chloe Rushovich for FHYA, 2018: File contains an object identified by JAG as a 'figure' acquired by JAG from Nicholas Maritz.]
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[Source - Nessa Leibhammer for FHYA using JAG materials, 2015: Accession number given by JAG on purchase. 2012 indicates year of accession, 6 the batch number in that year, and 73 the number of the item within that batch. The number of the item in Maritz’s catalogue Relics of War: A Collection of 19th Century Artefacts from British South Africa and Southern Rhodesia is 95.]
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[Source - Maritz, N.G. Relics of War: A Collection of 19th Century Artefacts from British South Africa and Southern Rhodesia. Pretoria: Salut Africa CC, 2008, used without alteration by JAG, 2015: JAG Description: North Nguni, 19th Century; Material: Wood]
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[Source - Nessa Leibhammer for FHYA, 2015: Acquired from: Maritz bought these figures from Jonathan Lowen, London]
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[Source - Nessa Leibhammer for FHYA, 2017: Comments on classification: In his ‘A Preliminary Survey of the Bantu Tribes of South Africa’, Union of South Africa, Department of Native Affairs, Ethnological Publications, Vol. 5, Pretoria, Government Printer, (1935): 7, 70-83, national government ethnologist, Nicholas Van Warmelo did not use the term “North Nguni”. He grouped people living both north and south of the Thukela, under one umbrella term, “Natal Nguni”, based on linguistic affinity. His classification was adapted by the ethnology curator, Margaret Shaw, in her 1958 “System of Cataloguing Ethnographic Material in Museums” which determined that items from the region were to be classified as “Natal Nguni: Zulu and others (not differentiated).” According to art historian, Anitra Nettleton, the classificatory system used by art galleries and museum shifted from Shaw’s model to the one where “Natal Nguni” fell away and was replaced by “North/Northern Nguni” for KwaZulu-Natal and Swaziland because scholars found it difficult to distinguish items from adjacent areas, or emmigrant people from those from the KZN region. Scholars working with the JAG materials used broad ethno-linguistic categories (Zulu, Xhosa, Tsonga, Shona, Sotho, Tswana) to identify the makers/users of the objects, all of which came to JAG without much by way of provenance, and identification was based on factors such as object type, materials, formal composition, style and surface patterning (emails A. Nettleton to N. Leibhammer, 25 and 28 November 2014).]
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- Five Hundred Year Archive (FHYA) ()
- Johannesburg Art Gallery (JAG) (Beheer)
- Nicholas Maritz (Collectie)
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