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The ''[[South African Panorama]]'' was a South African magazine.

Also known as ''[[South African Panorama Magazine]]'', or often simply referred to as ''[[Panorama]]'', it was a general promotional publication by the South African Information Service, Department of Information from 1956-1980s. Often contained articles on the arts.

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 The publication is sometimes referred to as the ''[[South African Panorama Magazine]]'' or simply as ''[[Panorama]]''.
-According to the entry on the website ''AntiquarianAuctions.com'', it "concentrated on communicating a modern and progressive view of South Africa to its readership. It covered developments in all areas portraying people, places, and all aspects of contemporary South African life and heritage."  It often carried articles on the arts.
+According to the entry on the website ''AntiquarianAuctions.com'', it "concentrated on communicating a modern and progressive view of South Africa to its readership. It covered developments in all areas portraying people, places, and all aspects of contemporary South African life and heritage."  It often carried articles on various aspects of the arts in South Africa.
 Distributed widely within South Africa as well as through embassies and missions overseas, it could also be obtained through individual subscription.

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 Distributed widely within South Africa as well as through embassies and missions overseas, it could also be obtained through individual subscription.
-From 1994 it was rebranded as ''[[African Panorama]]'' and published privately without a government subsidy, finally dying in 1998.
+From 1994 it was rebranded as the '''''[[African Panorama]]''''' and published privately without a government subsidy, finally dying in 1998.
 ==Sources==

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-The ''[[South African Panorama]]'' was a South African monthly magazine.
+The ''[[South African Panorama]]'' was a South African monthly magazine published monthly by the South African Department of Information.
-Also published in [[Afrikaans]] as '''''[[Suid-Afrikaanse Panorama]]'''''. The publication is sometimes referred to as the ''[[South African Panorama Magazine]]'' or simply as ''[[Panorama]]''. and was later known as ''[[African Panorama]]''.
+Also published in [[Afrikaans]] as '''''[[Suid-Afrikaanse Panorama]]'''''.
-It was a general promotional publication about South Africa, compiled and issued by the South African Information Service, Department of Information from 1956-1991. The magazine was a glossy publication in full colour, and often contained articles on the arts.
+According to the entry on the website ''AntiquarianAuctions.com'', it "concentrated on communicating a modern and progressive view of South Africa to its readership. It covered developments in all areas portraying people, places, and all aspects of contemporary South African life and heritage."  It often carried articles on the arts.
-Originally published monthly by the Department of Information this prestigious illustrated glossy periodical concentrated on communicating a modern and progressive view of South Africa to its readership. It covered developments in all areas portraying people, places, and all aspects of contemporary South African life and heritage. Distributed at a heavily subsidised cost, not only within South Africa but externally through embassies and missions overseas & even to individuals on application for a year's free subscription. The interest of this publication looking back is now to see how much was done to maintain the image of South Africa as the African equivalent of a modern European country - as it then saw itself. The message was one of continuity of development in the European tradition, and as with other eurocentric publications this was effectively terminated with the rise to power of the present government. From 1994 it was rebranded as "African Panorama" and published privately without a government subsidy, finally dying in 1998.
+From 1994 it was rebranded as ''[[African Panorama]]'' and published privately without a government subsidy, finally dying in 1998.
 ==Sources==

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 The ''[[South African Panorama]]'' was a South African monthly magazine.
-Also published in [[Afrikaans]] as '''''[[Suid-Afrikaanse Panorama]]'''''.
+Also published in [[Afrikaans]] as '''''[[Suid-Afrikaanse Panorama]]'''''. The publication is sometimes referred to as the ''[[South African Panorama Magazine]]'' or simply as ''[[Panorama]]''. and was later known as ''[[African Panorama]]''.
-The publication is sometimes referred to as the ''[[South African Panorama Magazine]]'' or simply as ''[[Panorama]]''. It was a general promotional publication about South Africa, compiled and issued by the South African Information Service, Department of Information from 1956-1991. The magazine was a glossy publication in full colour, and often contained articles on the arts.
+It was a general promotional publication about South Africa, compiled and issued by the South African Information Service, Department of Information from 1956-1991. The magazine was a glossy publication in full colour, and often contained articles on the arts.
 ==Sources==
 https://www.worldcat.org/title/south-african-panorama/oclc/1766066
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 The ''[[South African Panorama]]'' was a South African monthly magazine.
-Also published in [[Afrikaans]] as ''[[Suid-Afrikaanse Panorama]]''.
+Also published in [[Afrikaans]] as '''''[[Suid-Afrikaanse Panorama]]'''''.
 The publication is sometimes referred to as the ''[[South African Panorama Magazine]]'' or simply as ''[[Panorama]]''. It was a general promotional publication about South Africa, compiled and issued by the South African Information Service, Department of Information from 1956-1991. The magazine was a glossy publication in full colour, and often contained articles on the arts.

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-The ''[[South African Panorama]]'' was a South African magazine.
+The ''[[South African Panorama]]'' was a South African monthly magazine.
-Also known as ''[[South African Panorama Magazine]]'', or often simply referred to as ''[[Panorama]]'',   it was a general promotional publication by the South African Information Service, Department of Information from 1956-1980s. Often contained articles on the arts.
+The publication is sometimes referred to as the ''[[South African Panorama Magazine]]'' or simply as ''[[Panorama]]''. It was a general promotional publication about South Africa, compiled and issued by the South African Information Service, Department of Information from 1956-1991. The magazine was a glossy publication in full colour, and often contained articles on the arts.
 ==Sources==
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 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]
-==turn to==
+==Return to==
 Return to [[General List of South African Journals, Magazines and Newspapers]]
 Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]]

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		+	https://www.worldcat.org/title/south-african-panorama/oclc/1766066

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	Also known as ''[[South African Panorama Magazine]]'', or often simply referred to as ''[[Panorama]]'', it was a general promotional publication by the South African Information Service, Department of Information from 1956-1980s. Often contained articles on the arts.		Also known as ''[[South African Panorama Magazine]]'', or often simply referred to as ''[[Panorama]]'', it was a general promotional publication by the South African Information Service, Department of Information from 1956-1980s. Often contained articles on the arts.
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		+	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]
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		+	Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues\|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]]