Juhan Kuus – Suicide Attempt, Long Street, Cape Town, 1977
Juhan Kuus – Suicide Attempt, Long Street, Cape Town, 1977

Photograph overview

Pictured:

A man threatens to commit suicide by jumping from the YMCA building. Despite efforts to stop him, the man jumped, but fell into a safety net and survived. Capetown, South Africa, 1977.

**1977, Juhan Kuus, 3rd prize, News Picture stories**

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Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta 315sm (gloss)

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archival photography prints, Juhan Kuus

Juhan Kuus – Suicide Attempt, Long Street, Cape Town, 1977

By Juhan Kuus
R15000,00
Work details
Edition
Open Edition
Medium
Archival Pigment Print
Paper
Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta 315gsm
Photographer
Juhan Kuus
Print Type
Archival Reprint
Provenance
PAPA-SA
Signed
Unsigned
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