Johann Moolman is a South African artist born in 1950, renowned for his work in sculpture. He studied at the Johannesburg College of Art and completed post-graduate studies in sculpture at St Martin's School of Art in London between 1975 and 1976.
His career includes a significant period as an educator, where he lectured in sculpture and printmaking at the University of South Africa from 1978 to 1989. He later became a Senior Lecturer at the University of the North West, overseeing the Sculpture Department and teaching drawing and art history until 1996. Since 1997, Moolman has focused on his artistic practice in Groot-Marico, North-West Province.
Moolman's exhibitions include multiple solo showcases at prestigious venues such as Fried Contemporary and the Millenium Gallery in Pretoria, as well as at Gordart Gallery in Johannesburg. His work has been included in group exhibitions, highlighting his active role in the South African art scene.
His artwork is represented in notable public collections, including the Johannesburg Art Gallery and the National Art Gallery in Cape Town, reflecting his significance in the contemporary art landscape. Johann Moolman continues to be an influential figure in South African sculpture, contributing to the national and international art markets.
This artwork features two male nudes rendered in charcoal by South African artist Johan Moolman. The figures are depicted with attention to anatomical details and fluidity, emphasizing the beauty of the human form. Each sheet measures 76 by 56.5 cm, framed elegantly to enhance the presentation.
This charcoal on paper artwork titled 'Portrait of Bernie' by Johan Moolman features a detailed representation of a man named Bernie. The piece, created in 1988, highlights intricate facial features and expressive shading, capturing the essence of the subject with a rich depth typical of charcoal drawings.
Two charcoal figure studies by South African artist Johan Moolman, each signed and measuring 76 by 56.5 cm. The artworks depict dynamic human forms, emphasizing movement and anatomy, framed elegantly to enhance their presentation.
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