This portfolio presents a collection of ten plates by renowned South African artists, including Zwelethu Mthethwa, Robert Hodgins, William Kentridge, Tracey Rose, Hentie Van Der Merwe, and David Goldblatt. Each piece reflects the artists' distinctive approaches, likely combining elements of photography and collage to explore cultural narratives and social commentary.
This untitled artwork by Zwelethu Mthethwa features a striking color coupler print, likely depicting elements of South African culture or landscapes. The piece is face mounted on Plexiglas, enhancing its visual impact with a modern presentation. Measuring 38 x 51 inches, it invites viewers to explore its rich colors and textures.
This Lambda print by Zwelethu Mthethwa features an untitled composition that likely captures a poignant moment or narrative, reflecting the artist's unique perspective. The dimensions of 43.5 by 60 cm suggest a sizable work that invites viewers to engage deeply with its themes and visual elements.
This striking colour coupler print by Zwelethu Mthethwa, part of the Sugar Cane series, features rich colors and dynamic compositions that explore cultural themes. Measuring 124.5 x 166.4 cm, it is Diasec mounted and comes with a signed certificate of authenticity, highlighting its unique artistic value.
This color coupler print by Zwelethu Mthethwa features rich colors and textures, reflecting South African culture. The artwork is signed and numbered 3/3, emphasizing its limited edition status. The dimensions of the piece are substantial, measuring 49 x 66 3/4 inches, making it a striking visual statement.
This pastel artwork showcases a bride seated beside a three-tiered wedding cake and a vase of flowers. The composition is rich in color, with a striking use of purple, orange, and blue hues. The bride's attire and the cake symbolize celebration and tradition, while the vivid background creates an energetic atmosphere, reflecting cultural significance and personal emotion.
This striking pastel artwork captures a rural ceremony, featuring figures draped in colorful garments, one holding an umbrella. Goats graze nearby, while the background showcases a vivid landscape with a bright orange ground and contrasting green structures. The composition conveys a sense of community and celebration, enhanced by the bold use of color and texture.
A striking pastel on paper artwork featuring two couples in a nighttime urban landscape. The figures, rendered in deep purples, express intimacy and connection, while the background showcases colorful houses and streetlights. The composition conveys a sense of warmth and love amidst a contrasting dark environment, highlighting the emotional depth of the scene.
This artwork, titled 'Zwelethu Mthethwa Né En 1960 Intérieur, Afrique Du Sud - 1997,' features a vibrant chromogenic print that captures an intimate interior scene from South Africa. The piece is part of the 'Interiors' series and is mounted under Diasec, emphasizing its vivid colors and intricate details. It is an edition of 3, showcasing Mthethwa's unique perspective on domestic spaces.
Transition (1998) is a chalk pastel artwork by South African artist Zwelethu Mthethwa, measuring 139 x 107 cm. The piece likely explores themes of change and transformation, characterized by vibrant colors and dynamic forms that reflect the artist's unique style and cultural background.
This artwork, titled 'Untitled from Interior Series n°16' by Zwelethu Mthethwa, features a striking interplay of colors and shapes, reflecting the artist's exploration of interior spaces. The piece is presented as a color impression mounted on aluminum, emphasizing its contemporary aesthetic. Measuring 96 x 131 cm, it is part of a limited edition of three.
This untitled chromogenic print by Zwelethu Mthethwa, created in 2003, features a compelling composition that likely explores themes of identity and culture. The work is face-mounted on plexiglass, enhancing its visual impact, and is presented in an artist's frame. The dimensions are 38 x 51 inches.
This artwork, titled 'Untitled from Interior Series' by Zwelethu Mthethwa, features a dynamic composition characterized by bold colors and abstract shapes. Created in 2001, it is presented as a color impression mounted on aluminum, emphasizing its modern aesthetic. The piece is part of a limited edition of three, numbered 1/3, and measures 96 x 131 cm.
This portrait by Zwelethu Mthethwa, created as part of the 'Project Room' series, showcases a compelling figure with vibrant colors and expressive features. The work is a C print mounted behind perspex, emphasizing its depth and clarity, and is part of a limited edition of three.
This pastel artwork titled '...Break...' by Zwelethu Mthethwa features vibrant colors and dynamic forms, reflecting the artist's unique style. Signed and dated 1994, it captures a moment of pause or reflection, likely conveying themes of identity and experience.
This chalk pastel artwork titled 'Neighbour's Ambulance' by Zwelethu Mthethwa, signed and dated '97', likely depicts a dynamic scene with vivid colors and expressive figures. The dimensions of the piece are 70 by 99 cm, suggesting a substantial presence that captures the viewer's attention.
Zwelethu Mthethwa's 'Midnight Stroll' is a chalk pastel artwork that captures the essence of a nighttime walk. The piece likely showcases vibrant colors and dynamic figures, reflecting the energy and atmosphere of the night. Signed and dated in 2006, it measures 70 by 100 cm.
This untitled c-print artwork by Zwelethu Mthethwa, created in 2002, features a compelling visual narrative that explores themes of identity and culture. The piece is mounted behind plexiglass, enhancing its presentation. It measures 38 inches in height and 51 inches in width, making it a significant work in any collection.
Before the Football Match is an expressive oil painting by Zwelethu Mthethwa, showcasing a lively scene filled with figures in anticipation of a football game. The artwork likely features dynamic colors and a sense of movement, reflecting the energy and excitement of the moment. Signed and dated by the artist in 2007, it measures 108 x 105 cm.
This chromogenic print titled 'Untitled (Gladiator 22)' by Zwelethu Mthethwa features a powerful representation of contemporary themes of strength and resilience, likely depicting a figure in a dynamic pose. The artwork is part of the series 'Contemporary Gladiators' and is inscribed with 'ZM08.022.L1'.
This artwork, titled 'Sans Titre' by Zwelethu Mthethwa, features a striking color photograph likely capturing dynamic scenes or subjects. Created in 1998/1999, it is part of a limited edition, showcasing Mthethwa's unique perspective and artistic vision. The piece measures 125 x 170 cm, emphasizing its large scale and impact.
This artwork, titled 'Sans Titre' by Zwelethu Mthethwa, features a striking color photograph that likely captures dynamic scenes or subjects, reflecting the artist's unique perspective. Created in 1997/1998, it is part of a limited edition, numbered 1/3, and measures 125 x 170 cm.
The artwork 'Sacred Homes' by Zwelethu Mthethwa features a vibrant color photograph that captures the essence of domestic life. The image likely portrays intimate and personal spaces, reflecting cultural significance and the concept of home. This piece is part of a limited edition, numbered 3/7, and measures 85 x 120 cm.
This color photograph, titled 'Sans Titre' by Zwelethu Mthethwa, captures a striking visual narrative through its vibrant hues and dynamic composition. Created between 1998 and 1999, this piece is part of a limited edition of three, emphasizing its exclusivity. The work is housed in a private collection in Provence.
This artwork likely portrays a dynamic initiation ceremony, characterized by rich colors and expressive figures, reflecting South African cultural traditions. The work of Zwelethu Mthethwa and Sam Nhlengethwa emphasizes community and identity, capturing the essence of the celebration through detailed expressions and interactions among participants.
This color photograph, attributed to Zwelethu Mthethwa, features a boy reclining on a bed, evoking a sense of calm and introspection. The composition likely emphasizes the boy's expression and the surrounding environment, reflecting themes of childhood and domestic space.
The artwork 'Zwelethu Mthethwa Sacrificial Goat' showcases a goat rendered in chalk pastel, emphasizing its form and texture. The piece, signed and dated '93, measures 71 by 101 cm, likely capturing the cultural significance of the goat in a vibrant and expressive manner.
This oil pastel artwork titled 'Demolition' by Zwelethu Mthethwa features a dynamic depiction of a demolition scene, characterized by bold colors and expressive strokes. The piece captures the energy and chaos of destruction, reflecting the artist's unique style and perspective on urban change.
This color photograph, attributed to Zwelethu Mthethwa, features a young boy reclining on a bed, evoking a sense of calm and contemplation. The composition likely emphasizes the boy's expression and the intimate setting, reflecting themes of youth and vulnerability.
The artwork 'Good Times' by Zwelethu Mthethwa features a lively composition created with pastel on paper. Signed and dated in 2001, it measures 106 by 202 cm. The piece likely captures joyful moments through expressive colors and forms, reflecting the artist's unique style and cultural context.
This digital c-print by Zwelethu Mthethwa features powerful portraits of men and women, capturing their essence within domestic or work settings. The artwork emphasizes psychological depth, reflecting the artist's focus on personal narratives and cultural identity.
This pastel artwork titled 'A Woman With Angels' by South African artist Zwelethu Mthethwa features a woman at the center, enveloped by ethereal angelic figures. The piece, signed and dated '04, captures a blend of emotional depth and cultural significance, likely reflecting themes of spirituality and femininity.
This chromogenic print, part of Zwelethu Mthethwa's Sugar Cane Series, likely features vibrant colors and dynamic compositions that reflect South African culture and life. The artwork may depict scenes related to sugar cane harvesting, emphasizing the connection between people and their environment.
Zwelethu Mthethwa's lithograph 'The Visit' from 1977 features a striking composition that captures a moment of interaction, likely reflecting themes of community and connection. The artwork is signed and numbered, showcasing Mthethwa's unique style and attention to detail.
Zwelethu Mthethwa's Portrait 9 is a striking artwork created with pastel on canvas, measuring 59 by 59 cm. The piece likely showcases rich colors and expressive forms, reflecting the artist's exploration of South African culture and identity. The work is signed and dated 2006, emphasizing its contemporary relevance.
Zwelethu Mthethwa's Untitled piece from the Sacred Homes Series captures the essence of domestic spaces and their significance in African culture. The artwork likely features rich textures and colors, evoking a sense of warmth and belonging, while addressing themes of identity, heritage, and the sacredness of home.
This pastel artwork by Zwelethu Mthethwa features two figures in a bedroom setting, capturing a moment of intimacy and connection. The figures are rendered with soft, blended colors, emphasizing their emotional expressions and the cozy atmosphere of the space. The piece, signed and dated '99, measures 97 by 68 cm.
This chromogenic color print by Zwelethu Mthethwa captures the essence of either a Zulu wedding or the Festival of Nomkhubulwane. The artwork is rich in color and cultural significance, showcasing traditional attire and ceremonial elements, laid down on acid-free museum board.
Zwelethu Mthethwa's 'Urban Shepherds' is a chalk pastel artwork that likely features urban landscapes intertwined with shepherd figures. The piece may emphasize the contrast between city life and pastoral themes, using vibrant colors and expressive forms to convey movement and emotion.
This artwork features a chromogenic print by Zwelethu Mthethwa, likely capturing a detailed interior scene set in South Africa. The composition is characterized by vivid colors and intricate textures, reflecting the cultural essence and everyday life of the region. The use of plexiglass adds a contemporary touch to the presentation, enhancing the visual experience.
This artwork titled 'Zwelethu Mthethwa Dream Goats' showcases dreamlike representations of goats, created using chalk pastel on paper. The piece, signed and dated 2006, measures 70 by 99.5 cm and features a whimsical and imaginative portrayal of the animals, inviting viewers into a surreal landscape.
This artwork features two chromogenic prints by Zwelethu Mthethwa, one depicting a reclining figure draped in a coat, and the other showcasing a girl in a green skirt. Both pieces are mounted on UV protected Plexiglas, highlighting their vivid colors and details, and are part of a limited edition from 2000.
This artwork, titled 'Sans Titre' by Zwelethu Mthethwa, is a signed C-print from 1998-99, measuring 125 x 170 cm. It features a blend of vibrant colors and dynamic forms, reflecting the artist's unique style. The piece is part of a limited edition of 2/3 and comes with a certificate from Marco Noire Contemporary Art.
The artwork 'The Silent Treatment' by Zwelethu Mthethwa showcases a blend of expressive forms rendered in pastel on paper. The piece likely features a dynamic composition with muted colors, reflecting themes of silence and introspection. The dimensions of the artwork are 70 by 99 cm, emphasizing its presence.
This artwork, attributed to Zwelethu Mthethwa, features a color photograph of a young boy reclining on a bed. The composition likely emphasizes the boy's expression and surroundings, evoking a sense of intimacy and reflection. The photograph is framed, enhancing its presentation as a contemporary art piece.
Zwelethu Mthethwa's self-portrait features vibrant pastel colors on Fabriano paper, reflecting his unique artistic style. The artwork, signed and dated 2004, is part of the Willie Bester & Zwelethu Mthethwa Exhibition held at The Ava Gallery in Cape Town. The dimensions are 70 by 49.5 cm, emphasizing the artist's personal expression.
This artwork features a vibrant collage representing an interior scene, created collaboratively by South African artists Zwelethu Mthethwa and Sam Nhlengethwa. Signed and dated 2000, it likely incorporates elements of daily life and cultural motifs, reflecting the artists' unique perspectives and styles.
This pastel artwork titled 'Zwelethu Mthethwa By The Light Of The Moon' features a serene scene bathed in moonlight, showcasing the artist's unique style. The piece, signed and dated '93, measures 65.5 by 97.5 cm, likely capturing a moment of tranquility and reflection under the night sky.
Zwelethu Mthethwa's pastel artwork 'The Smoke' features expressive figures surrounded by swirling smoke, capturing a moment of contemplation or interaction. The use of pastel on Fabriano paper adds a soft texture, enhancing the emotional depth of the scene.
This pastel artwork by South African artist Zwelethu Mthethwa features two figures in a room, capturing an intimate moment. The piece is signed and dated 1999, rendered on Fabriano paper. The figures are likely depicted with expressive features, conveying emotion and connection within a domestic setting.
This artwork, titled 'Woman In Private Spaces, No 22,' features a woman captured in a moment of solitude within a private environment. The color coupler print emphasizes rich tones and textures, inviting viewers to reflect on themes of intimacy and personal space. The piece is signed and numbered, adding to its significance.
The artwork 'Sugar Cane' by Zwelethu Mthethwa is a color coupler print that captures the lush, green fields of sugar cane. The piece is Diasec mounted, emphasizing its vivid colors and textures. Measuring 124.5 x 166.4 cm, it presents a striking visual representation of agricultural landscapes, reflecting both beauty and the cultural significance of sugar cane.
In this c-print by Zwelethu Mthethwa, a young boy is depicted lounging on a bed, embodying a moment of tranquility and introspection. The artwork, created in 2001, showcases the boy's serene expression and the intimate setting, emphasizing themes of youth and domestic life.
This oil on canvas portrait by South African artist Zwelethu Mthethwa showcases a dynamic use of color and texture. The artwork, signed and dated 2006, likely features a compelling figure or face, reflecting Mthethwa's unique style and cultural perspective. The dimensions are 60x60cm, emphasizing the intimate scale of the piece.
This artwork titled 'Zwelethu Mthethwa On The Beach' features a beach scene rendered in chalk pastel on paper. The piece, signed and dated '92, likely captures the vibrant colors and textures of the beach environment, showcasing Mthethwa's unique artistic style.
This chalk pastel artwork by South African artist Zwelethu Mthethwa, titled 'The Argument,' features expressive figures engaged in a heated discussion. The dynamic movement and emotional intensity are captured through vibrant colors and bold strokes, creating a powerful visual narrative that reflects human conflict and interaction.
Zwelethu Mthethwa's 'Dogged' is a chalk pastel artwork on paper, showcasing dynamic figures and emotive expressions. The piece, signed and dated 2004, likely reflects themes of resilience and struggle, characteristic of Mthethwa's exploration of South African identity.
This untitled c-print by Zwelethu Mthethwa, measuring 124 by 157 cm, likely features rich colors and intricate details that reflect the artist's exploration of identity and cultural narratives. The composition may include elements of portraiture or social commentary, characteristic of Mthethwa's work.
This oil on paper artwork by Zwelethu Mthethwa portrays a lively scene filled with energy and anticipation before a football match. The composition likely features figures in dynamic poses, showcasing their emotions and interactions, set against a backdrop that hints at the sporting event. The artist's signature and date are located in the lower left corner.
This oil pastel artwork by Zwelethu Mthethwa captures a lively wedding party, showcasing a diverse group of people celebrating. The use of vibrant colors and expressive forms conveys a sense of joy and community. The piece, created in 1997, measures 57.5 inches in height and 42.5 inches in width, reflecting Mthethwa's unique artistic style.
This digital c-type print, part of Zwelethu Mthethwa's Brave Ones series, likely features evocative imagery that explores themes of identity, strength, and cultural heritage. The artwork's dimensions suggest a large format, enhancing its visual impact and emotional resonance.
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