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Stephan Welz & Co Stephan Welz & Co The Great Cellar, Alphen Estate Alphen Drive, Constantia Auction of Fine Art & Design Cape Town 7806 Started 28 Oct 2014 10:00 SAST (08:00 GMT) South Africa Lot Description Rowland Hilder HIGH MILL, FARNHAM, SURREY signed, dated 1952 and inscribed `To Peter Clarke, with best wishes from Rowland 1 Hilder` in pen in the margin Acquired from the artist in 1952 1 19,5 by 28cm Rowland Hilder FROM MY WINDOW, FARNHAM (SURREY, ENGLAND) signed and inscribed with the title in the margin watercolour 2 and ink on paper Acquired from the artist in 1952 1 22 by 27cm David Gentleman ORCHARD IN MASQUIERES; NORTHERN FRANCE; and STREET IN VILLE FRANCHE, two each signed 3 watercolour on paper 2 each: 30 by 40cm (2) Elza Botha (Miles) MILLET, VOLSCHENK EN GONZALEZ - TORRES IN DIE KAROO linocut, signed, dated 1997, numbered 9/10 and 4 inscribed with the title in pencil in the margin 1 sheet size: 60 by 75cm 5 Edwin La Dell BATHING colour lithograph, signed Acquired from the artist in 1952 1 sheet size: 20 by 27cm 6 John Piper STREET SCENE FROM GLORIANA colour lithograph 1 sheet size: 17 by 22cm 7 William Scott THREE PEARS AND A PAN colour lithograph, signed and dated 55 in the plate 1 sheet size: 25 by 33cm 8 David Goldblatt DYING MINES OF WITWATERSRAND silver gelatin print 1 sheet size: 25 by 30cm 9 George Hallett PETER CLARKE black and white hand print, signed and inscribed `France 79` in black marker 1 sheet size: 50 by 40cm George Hallett PETER CLARKE black and white hand print, dated 1966 and inscribed with the artist`s name, title, and `The collection of 10 Peter Clarke` on the reverse 1 sheet size: 25,5 by 20,5cm George Hallett PETER CLARKE black and white hand-print, signed and inscribed `France April 79` and `For Bro Pete Collection 11 Private`(sic) in black marker 1 sheet size: 50 by 40cm George Hallett DUMILE AND TABS. LONDON. black and white hand print, signed and inscribed with the title in black marker 1 sheet 12 size: 24 by 30cm 13 George Hallett FENI DUMILE black and white hand print, signed and inscribed with the title in black marker 1 sheet size: 31 by 38cm George Hallett RONNIE BEER. LONDON `71 black and white hand print, signed, dated `71 and inscribed with the title in black marker 1 14 sheet size: 24 by 30cm George Hallett ROBERT SITHOLE, CAPE TOWN black and white hand print, signed and inscribed `Athlone` in black marker 1 sheet 15 size: 20 by 25cm George Hallett 100 CLUB, LONDON black and white hand print, signed and inscribed with the title in black marker 1 sheet size: 24 by 16 30cm George Hallett DUDU PUKWANA black and white hand print, signed and inscribed with the title in black marker 1 sheet size: 23,5 by 17 30cm George Hallett SHOP-FRONT, ARSENAL ROAD, SIMONSTOWN black and white hand print, inscribed with the title on the reverse 1 18 sheet size: 16 by 22cm 19 George Hallett STREET SWEEPER, CAPE TOWN black and white hand print, signed in black marker 1 sheet size: 25 by 20cm 20 George Hallett SUNDAY AFTER-CHURCH GOSSIP, SIMONSTOWN black and white hand-print 1 sheet size: 23 by 16cm George Hallett THE HERB SELLER, THE PARADE, CAPE TOWN black and white hand print, signed in black marker 1 sheet size: 20 21 by 25cm Walter Whall Battiss FLOATING GODDESS silkscreen printed in colours, signed, inscribed with the title and `For Peter Clarke` in pencil 22 in the margin Acquired from the artist in 1970 1 sheet size: 56,5 by 77cm Walter Whall Battiss FIGURES silkscreen, signed and inscribed ""for Peter Clarke"" in pencil in the margin Acquired from the artist in 23 1970 1 Walter Whall Battiss GIRLS SKIPPING silkscreen printed in colours, signed and inscribed `For Peter Clarke` in pencil in the margin 1 24 sheet size:57,5 by 77cm Walter Whall Battiss I.S.S.O.P. silkscreen, signed and inscribed `for Peter Clarke from Walter Battiss` in pencil in the margin Gifted from 25 the artist in 1970 1 sheet size: 57 by 77cm Walter Whall Battiss ORGY screenprint, signed and numbered 180/250 in pencil in the margin Acquired from the artist in 1972 1 20 by 26 25,5cm Maurice Charles Louis van Essche CONGO DANCER woodcut, signed and inscribed `Artist Proof` in pencil in the margin Acquired from 27 the artist in 1950 1 sheet size: 34 by 25cm 28 Stanley Pinker THE STUDIO linocut, signed in pencil in the margin Acquired from the artist in 1970 1 sheet size: 49 by 59cm May (Mary Ellen) Hillhouse PROCESSIONAL hard-ground and soft-ground etching printed in colours, signed, inscribed with the title and 29 numbered 21/25 in pencil in the margin Acquired from the artist 1967 1 sheet size: 44 by 31cm Eleanor Frances Esmonde-White RECLINING FIGURES relief etching, signed and inscribed `Artist`s Proof` in pencil in the margin 30 Acquired from the artist in 1958 1 sheet size: 19 by 29cm Eleanor Frances Esmonde-White MOTHER AND CHILD lithograph, signed and numbered 6/14 in pencil in the margin 1 sheet size: 47,5 31 by 34,5cm Eleanor Frances Esmonde-White SWAZI RIDER lithograph printed in colours, signed and numbered 6/9 in pencil in the margin 32 Alexander, F. L., Art in South Africa, Paintings Sculpture and Graphic works since 1990, Cape Town, illustrated on p 154 Acquired from the artist in 1958 1 sheet size: ...[more] 33 Zolani Siphungela PETER CLARKE linocut, signed, numbered 3/10 and inscribed with the title in the margin 1 sheet size: 93 by 67cm Jabulane Sam Nhlengethwa TRIBUTE TO PETER CLARKE lithograph printed in colours, signed, dated `08, numbered 6/50 and 34 inscribed with the title in pencil in the margin Acquired from the artist in 2008 1 sheet size: 57 by 75cm 35 Maurice Charles Louis van Essche CONGOLESE WOMAN signed and dated 54 mixed media on paper 1 25 by 34,5cm 36 Willie Bester JOYCE NTOBE MINI MARKET signed and dated 92 mixed media on board 0 1 55 by 95cm Breyten Breytenbach LADY GODIVA AND THE HORSE signed, dated `62, signed and inscribed with the title and `Paris 1963` on the 37 reverse mixed media on paper 1 28 by 48cm 38 Breyten Breytenbach JAMBES DES PIERROTS signed and dated `62 mixed media on paper Acquired in Paris, 1963 1 29 by 44cm Christo Coetzee HEAD signed, dated 4/3/97 and inscribed with the title, `96-97` and `Dear Peter (Love)` in pencil n the margin acrylic on 39 paper Gifted by the artist in 1997 1 64 by 51cm Christo Coetzee PROFILE signed and inscribed `profile 96-3` in pencil in the margin mixed media on paper Acquired from the artist in 40 1998 1 64 by 51cm 41 Jabulane Sam Nhlengethwa JAM SESSIONS signed and dated `94 collage on paper Acquired from the artistin 1994 1 25,5 by 37cm 42 Jabulane Sam Nhlengethwa STREET SCENE signed and dated `85 collage on paper Acquired from the artist in 1986 1 22 by 32cm 43 Jabulane Sam Nhlengethwa JAZZ SINGER` and MUSICIANS, two each signed and dated `04 collage on paper 2 each: 15 by 18,5cm 44 Stanley Pinker THE GOAT signed charcoal on paper Acquired from the artist in 1965 1 35 by 51cm 45 Anna Verschoyle LANDSCAPE signed and dated 43 oil on board 1 61 by 76cm 46 Marjorie Wallace STREET AT NIGHT, PARIS signed oil on paper Acquired from the artist in 1959 1 54 by 36cm 47 Sandy Rubin Esau SNOEK SELLERS signed and dated 06 oil on board 1 33,5 by 44,5cm Lungile Twaku HUNGER VS YOUTH signed and dated 05-03 oil on canvas Purchased from The Anglican Aids and Health Care Trust 48 Fund Raising art evening in 2009 1 70 by 85,5cm 49 Ismael Thyssen GREEN VASE signed incised and painted wood 1 54,5 by 65,5cm Cecil Edwin Frans Skotnes HEAD woodcut, signed and numbered 10/20 in pencil in the margin Acquired from the artist in 1969 1 sheet 50 size: 31 by 27,5cm Cecil Edwin Frans Skotnes STORY OF AN AFRICAN FARMER woodcut, signed and inscribed with the title and `Artists Proof` in pencil 51 in the margin Acquired from the artist in 1969 1 sheet size: 48 by 69cm 52 Cecil Edwin Frans Skotnes ABSTRACT woodcut, signed and inscribed `Artists Proof` in pencil in the margin 1 sheet size: 45 by 33cm Cecil Edwin Frans Skotnes ABSTRACT HEAD woodcut, signed and inscribed `Artist Print. No 3` in pencil in the margin Acquired from 53 the artist in 1969 1 sheet size: 60 by 47cm 54 Cecil Edwin Frans Skotnes ABSTRACT HEAD woodcut, signed and numbered 6/30 in pencil in the margin 1 sheet size: 90 by 65cm Cyprian Mpho Shilakoe CAN YOU SEE THE GRAVES, CHILD? etching, signed, dated 1970, numbered 1/25 and inscribed with the title 55 in pencil in the margin Acquired from the artistin 1970 1 sheet size: 52,5 by 37,5cm Cyprian Mpho Shilakoe LOST etching and aquatint, signed, dated 1968, numbered 12/25 and inscribed with the title in pencil in the 56 margin Acquired from the artist in 1970 1 sheet size: 33,5 by 46,5cm Azaria Mbatha THE ROYAL WEDDING linocut, signed, dated 1983 and inscribed with the title in pencil in the margin 1 sheet size: 45 by 57 59cm Azaria Mbatha THE RESURRECTION linocut, signed, numbered 21/50 and inscribed with the title in pencil in the margin Acquired by 58 the artist in 1968 1 sheet size: 28,5 by 32cm Azaria Mbatha WATER INTO WINE aquatint and intaglio etching, signed and numbered 24/100 in pencil in the margin Acquired from 59 the artist`s gallery in 1970 1 sheet size: 30 by 30cm Azaria Mbatha NO ROOM AT THE INN linocut, signed and numbered 27/50 in pencil in the margin Acquired from the artist`s gallery, 60 1970 1 sheet size: 30 by 36cm Billy Mandindi DETENTION woodcut, signed, dated 86, numbered A/P 1/1 and inscribed with the title in the margin 1 sheet size: 47 by 61 39cm Billy Mandindi REPRODUCTION woodcut, signed, numbered A/P 1/2, dated 86 and inscribed with the title in pencil in the margin 1 62 sheet size: 78 by 55cm Durant Basi Sihlali CHASTITY BELT I lithograph,
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