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Garden at Alan Paton's Kloof home

Colour print 9 x 13cm
Garden at Alan Paton's Kloof home

Colour print 9 x 13cm
Filming of Cry the Beloved Country near Ixopo. The scene reflects Kumalo and his family return home from Johannesburg

Black and white print 7 x 11cm original
Filming of Cry the Beloved Country near Ixopo. Close-up of Kumalo and his family returning from Johannesburg

Black and white print 7 x 11cm original
Durga and Dasrath Bundhoo interviewed for the Oral History Project in their home in Raisethorpe

Colour print 9.4 x 12.7cm original
Dorrie, Jonathan (in front) and David Paton at their Diepkloof home

Black and white print 6 x 9cm
Dorrie and Jonathan Paton in the garden of their home at Diepkloof

Black and white print 6 x 9cm
Dorrie and David Paton in the garden of their home at Diepkloof Reformatory

Black and white print 6 x 9cm
Alan Paton's Kloof home: entrance

Colour print 9 x 13cm
Alan Paton's Kloof home and garden with bird bath

Colour print 9 x 13cm
Alan Paton's home at Diepkloof, with Alan, Dorrie, Jonathan and David

Black and white print 6 x 9cm
Alan Paton Tour of Pietermaritzburg. Jonathan Paton and David Paton next to the plaque at 19 Pine Street, Alan Paton's childhood home. With them is the owner of the house Cynthia Stevens

Colour print 9 x 12.7cm 
Alan Paton Tour of Pietermaritzburg. Jonathan and David Paton with Cynthia Stevens next to the plaque at 19 Pine Street, Alan Paton's childhood home

Colour print 9 x 12.7cm 
Alan Paton seated in an armchair in his home Lintrose, Botha's Hill, 1986

Black and white print
Alan Paton outside hsi home Lintrose, Botha's Hill, shortly before his death

Colour print 10 x 15cm , 6 copies
Alan Paton in the garden of his Diepkloof home

Black and white print 6 x 9cm
Alan Paton at work at his desk in his study at his home Lintrose, Botha's Hill

Black and white print 21 x 25cm
Alan and Dorrie Paton in teh garden at their home, 23 Lynton Road, Kloof

Colour print 6 x 9cm
Alam Paton Tour of Pietermaritzburg. Dr David Paton and Joicelyn Leslie-Smith outside 19 Pine Street. Standing next to the plaque at Alan Paton's childhood home

Colour print 9 x 12.7cm 
"My home burnring down"

"My home burning down"

Amazwi abasifazane memory cloth project.

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