| Veiling begin | 20 April 2023 8:00 vm | ||
LOT 20: Mike Mmutle – Tswana Homestead and Basotho Clay Pots
Tswana Homestead and Basotho Clay Pots
Watercolour on paper
38cm x 26cm and 38cm x 26cm
Unframed
Estimate: R1000 – R3000
| Van: | Tot: | Inkrement: |
|---|---|---|
| ZAR 0 | ZAR 1900 | ZAR 100 |
| ZAR 2000 | ZAR 4800 | ZAR 200 |
| ZAR 5000 | ZAR 9500 | ZAR 500 |
| ZAR 10000 | ZAR 19000 | ZAR 1000 |
| ZAR 20000 | ZAR 48000 | ZAR 2000 |
| ZAR 50000 | ZAR 95000 | ZAR 5000 |
| ZAR 100000 | ZAR 490000 | ZAR 10000 |
| ZAR 500000 | ZAR 980000 | ZAR 20000 |
| ZAR 1000000+ | ZAR 50000 |
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ABOUT THE ARTIST
Born in 1948, Michael Mmutle aimed throughout his artistic career at improving and mastering his medium and technique before considering expressing his emotions and dreams. Places of historical and cultural significance often form part of Michael’s Landscapes, e.g. the mountains at Mmakau, a village next to Ga-Rankuwa.
Known places and people, e.g. the mountains and rural areas around Ga-Rankuwa women and children of these areas as well as township scene and that of Marabastad are among his favourite subject matter.
Light and colour are very prominent in Michael’s paintings. He strives to capture the clarity and brightness of the African sunlight. Bluish purple in particular is significant to him. It creates an illusion of distance in his paintings and contributes to a feeling of spirituality and mystery. An unrestrained atmosphere, peace and tranquillity characterises all his works.