Veiling begin | 20 April 2023 8:00 vm |
LOT 55: Carl Jeppe – Untitled
Untitled
Charcoal on paper
41cm x 29cm
Unframed
signed “carlJeppe’07”
Estimate: R500 – R900
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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
(SA 1949-)
In 1976 he held his first solo exhibition at the Arts Association, Pretoria, and started teaching part – time at Technikon Petoria. In 1981 Carl was appointed as a full-time staff member of Technikon Pretoria and has remained with the institution until his retierment. He obtained his Higher Diploma in 1984 and on a part-time basis he presented weekly life drawing lectures at the University of Pretoria (Tuks) from 1988 until 2002. In 2000 he was invited to present lectures and drawing workshops at Michigan State University, and while in America, visited the Art Institute of Chicago and Detroit Institute of Arts.
Carl has had Solo exhibitions in Johannesburg, Pretoria and White River, and has taken part in over 90 group exhibitions. In 2012 he was a guest artist at the Rotary Hyde Park Art Fair. His work is represented in collections worldwide.
Carl has made opening speeches at many exhibitions, both for individual artists and at group shows, and has been on judging panels for several competitions, including New Signatures; Absa Atelier; Art Alive; Art lovers 1932 Gallery; Centurion Arts Association; The Pretoria Eisteddfod; The National Eisteddfod; Webber Wentzel Young Artists Awards and the Watercolour Society of South Africa.
His biggest solo exhibition to date (119 works) was called “Nothing Cast in Stone” and was held at the University of Johannesburg Art (UJ) Gallery in June/July 2016.