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Solly Malope (b. 1953) - Nude Women, 1986

Pastel and colored crayon artwork depicting an African goddess by Solly Malope, showcasing vibrant colors and intricate details.

Solly Malope (South African B.1953) Texte source en anglais

This artwork by Solly Malope features an African goddess, rendered in pastel and colored crayon on paper. The piece is characterized by vibrant colors and intricate details, reflecting cultural themes and spirituality. Signed and dated in the lower right corner, it measures 44 x 59 cm.

Pastel artwork by Solly Malope featuring three figures, signed and dated '86, measuring 60 x 44.

Solly Malope (Sa, Born 1953) Pastel, Three Figures, Signed & Dated '86, 60 X 44 Texte source en anglais

This pastel artwork by South African artist Solly Malope, created in 1986, showcases three distinct figures. The piece, measuring 60 x 44, captures the essence of human expression and interaction through vibrant colors and dynamic forms.

Pastel portrait of a woman by Solly Malope, showcasing soft colors and expressive features.

Solly Malope (Sa, Born 1953) Pastel, Portrait Of A Woman, Signed & Dated 2000, 56 X 50 Texte source en anglais

This artwork is a pastel portrait of a woman created by South African artist Solly Malope in 2000. The piece features delicate and soft color tones, highlighting the woman's expressive features and capturing her essence. The dimensions of the artwork are 56 x 50 cm, and it is signed by the artist.

Solly Malope (SA, born 1953) Pastel, Three Figures, Signed & Dated '86, 60 x 44

Vision of Peace by Solly Malope features vibrant pastels conveying harmony and tranquility.

Solly Malope (South African 1953-) Vision Of Peace Signed And Dated 2000 Pa Texte source en anglais

Vision of Peace, created by South African artist Solly Malope in 2000, showcases a harmonious blend of colors and forms using pastel on paper. The artwork likely embodies themes of unity and serenity, reflecting the artist's vision of a peaceful world.

Three pastel artworks by Solly Malope featuring nudes and a floral composition.

Solly Malope (South Africa 1953-), Lot (3) Pastel On Paper Including "Two Nudes", "Nude" And "Riviera Rose", Signed And Dated. (2) 24 X 18" And 24 X 19" Texte source en anglais

This collection by South African artist Solly Malope includes three pastel works on paper, showcasing two nudes and a floral piece titled 'Riviera Rose.' Each piece is signed and dated, with dimensions of 24 x 18 inches and 24 x 19 inches, reflecting a delicate and expressive style.

A signed and dated artwork by Solly Malope featuring a guitarist, created with pencil and pastel on paper.

Solly Malope (South African 1953 -) Guitarist Signed And Dated 99 Pencil An Texte source en anglais

This artwork by South African artist Solly Malope depicts a guitarist, showcasing his unique style. Created in 1999 using pencil and pastel on paper, the piece measures 72 by 53 cm. The artist's signature adds a personal touch to this expressive representation of music and culture.

Three abstract faces depicted in pencil and pastel by Solly Malope, showcasing expressive features and vibrant colors.

Solly Malope (South African 1953 -) Three Faces Signed And Dated 98 Pencil Texte source en anglais

This artwork titled 'Three Faces' by South African artist Solly Malope features three distinct faces rendered in pencil and pastel. The piece, signed and dated 1998, captures a blend of abstract and figurative elements, emphasizing expressive features and a dynamic use of color on paper.

A vibrant mixed media portrait depicting an African god, created by Solly Malope in 2001.

Solly Malope (South African 1953 -) Portrait Of An African God Signed And Dated 2001 Mixed Media On Paper 55 By 52Cm Texte source en anglais

This artwork features a striking portrait of an African god, showcasing rich colors and intricate details. Created by South African artist Solly Malope in 2001, the piece utilizes mixed media on paper, measuring 55 by 52 cm. The composition likely reflects cultural themes and spiritual significance.