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Consulter la cote et le prix de Maggie Laubser; South African 1886-1973; Red Amaryllis par Maggie Laubser

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Maggie Laubser (1886-1973)
À propos du lot n° 107
Maggie Laubser; South African 1886-1973; Red Amaryllis
Medium: oil on board
Dimensions : 42,5 by 37cm excluding frame; 82,5 by 77 by 5cm including frame
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Estimations(basse-haute) : 200000 ZAR-300000 ZAR 🔓Accès libre sans carte bancaire.
Strauss & Co, Salle de vente 🔓Accès libre sans carte bancaire.

Titre de la vente : Evening Sale: Modern and Contemporary Art - Session One 🔓Accès libre sans carte bancaire.
Date de la vente : 19/09/2023 🔓Accès libre sans carte bancaire.
Référence de l'enchère : QH7P9BSMAU Online sale

Provenance : [Timeline chronologique] 1973-09-25 | Sotheby Park Bernet, South Africa, 25 September 1973, lot no 268 [Propriété non datée] - Mrs A David, Johannesburg - Mr M Shain, Johannesburg - Mr and Mrs Krut, Johannesburg - The Estate of Nedra Jooste
Exhibited :
Literature : Dalene Marais (1994) Maggie Laubser: Her Paintings, Drawings and Graphics, Johannesburg and Cape Town: Perskor, cat. no. 599, page 190.
Notes : The Estate of the late Mrs Nedra Jooste 21.04.1940 - 12.12.2022 An overriding interest of the late Mrs Nedra Jooste was travel, and together with her husband, Jannie Jooste, they travelled extensively both for business and pleasure. She was fascinated by beautiful places, architecture, art and collectables, and this permeated every aspect of her life. She also had a passion for creating beautiful homes and gardens, and entertaining friends and family. Upon meeting the petite and stylish Nedra, one would not immediately have guessed that throughout her life she was heavily involved in her and her husband's considerable business interests, predominantly transportation and farming. She met her Namibian-born husband in Cape Town and after they were married they settled in Namibia, first in Windhoek and later in Grootfontein where they lived and worked for more than 20 years, and where their two sons were born. Over the years they hankered after the Western Cape and at the end of 1982 they moved to the Somerset West wine farm Villa Cordoba nestling at the foot of the magnificent Helderberg mountains with breathtaking views of the Cape Peninsula. Not long after, in 1983 they acquired the adjoining farm Voet van Helderberg, later renamed Cordoba in keeping with the brand name of their wine. After her husband passed away in 2008 she continued to run their business enterprises and to pursue her many interests.
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