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Jeanette Dykman (SA, born 1938) Oil, Still Life. Est: R2,000 - R3,000. View sold prices. Jeanette Dykman (SA, born 1938) Oil, Still Life Roses, Signed, 60 x 37 plus Rosemary Hacking (SA 20th C) Oil, Still Life Roses, Signed, 60 x 35. 5th Avenue Auctioneers.
Jennette Kahn is an artist who was born in the 20th Century. The maker's first piece to be offered at auction was "SIGNED MIXED MEDIA ORIGINAL ART, JEANNETTE KAHN" at Richard Opfer Auctioneering in 2024.
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"Liverpool Street Station" by Edward Bawden is the original woodcut print created by the artist and is therefore one of a kind. This relief printing process involves the artist carving an image into a block of wood to effectively remove the non-printing parts. The surface is then covered with ink and stamped onto high quality paper. "Liverpool Stre...
Enid Marx was a textile designer, printmaker and illustrator who helped define mid-20th century design. This linocut is an original print that doesn’t exist in any other form, besides the fact that there are similar versions she created using the cut-out sheet of linoleum used to create this design. We sold the 21stprint out of 50 – which we can id...
This colour relief print is another that fetched a large sum at auction, which is not only due to the fact that it was one of only ten prints made but also because of its Provenance, coming from The Lucy Milton Gallery in London. It was signed and dated ’52 by the artist Kenneth Martin. Sold for £,6200 in The Modern Art and Design Auction
Etching a supreme form of artistic expression and one of the more sought-after types of prints. In traditional etching, a metal plate covered in wax is scratched off using an etching needle, exposing the bare metal. The plate is then dipped in a bath of acid, which dissolves the exposed metal, leaving behind lines in the plate. Ink is poured over a...
Today, we consider photographic prints as works of arts when they are originals – i.e. printed in the photographer’s own darkrooms. This is an original photo by Graham Smith, ''Redheads Slipway, South Shields'', 1981, which sold for £2,300 in The Modern Art and Design Auction.
One of the more common types of prints are the ‘repros’ – photographs of works of art. This is when an artist creates a piece of art – either a painting or an original print using one of the techniques described earlier – and then a photographer takes a high-quality photo of the artwork and prints out copies. (This really has nothing to do with the...
These are some of the factors that can help you pinpoint your piece of art and determine the potential value: 1. Number of copies of the print Is it an original or a print? And is it an original print or is it a reproductive print? Some prints are so high-quality that it’s difficult to tell with the naked eye. Hold a magnifying glass to it and if i...
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