Malcolm smith

Malachi Smith - Signed Print - Struisbaai (2). A framed print of a typical impression of the fisherman's cottages found along the Eastern Cape shoreline. Malachi Smith signature and numbered in pencil), can be seen on the bottom right corner of the picture.  Measurements: 31cm x 15cm (Picture), 44cm x 29cm (Frame) Malach (Malcolm) Smith was born in , and died last year after a heart attack on June .  He was a grand master artist, and went under the name Zhara Yahkov as his nom de guerre, for some time. His art career spanned over 50 years, and it has earned a reputation of high international respect. POSTAGE COST:  R Please contact buyer if you would like to combine shipping

Malachi Smith - Signed Print - Struisbaai (1). A framed print of a typical impression of the fishing cottages found along the Eastern Cape shoreline. Malachi Smith signature and numbered (in pencil), can be seen on the bottom left corner of the picture. Measurements: 31cm x 15cm (Picture), 44cm x 29cm (Frame) Malachi (Malcolm) Smith was born in , and died last year after a heart attack on June .  He was a grand master artist, and went under the name Zhara Yahkov as his nom de guerre, for some time. His art career spanned over 50 years, and it has earned a reputation of high international respect.   Please see other listings on Malachi as well (Will make a nice combination)   POSTAGE COST: R Please contact buyer if you would like to combine shipping

As photographed and all good. It is an original signed watercolour by master artist Malcolm Smith or Malachi Smith as he signed in later years. Born 1948 and died at the age of 64 in 2012. His work is exceptional. This lovely piece framed behind non reflective glass measures with the frame and borders approximately height 35cm and the length across 27cm Exceptional detail. PLEASE VIEW THE OTHER SMITH PIECES ALSO LISTED THANKS POSTAGE TO BE DETERMINED BY WEIGHT, TLC VOLUMETRIC MASS ETC COLLECTION WELCOME IN THE FOURWAYS JO'BURG AREA COURIER OPTION AVAILABLE

Vintage, framed behind non reflective glass a beautiful signed watercolour by esteemed master artist Malcolm Smith, later on signed as Malachi Smith. He was born in 1948 and died in 2012 at the age of 64.  Exceptional artist. This piece in condition as photographed and all good. It measures approximately with frame and borders height 35cm and the length across 27cm Lovely detail PLEASE VIEW THE OTHER PIECES LISTED. THANKS POSTAGE TO BE DETERMINED BY TLC VOLUMETRIC MASS ETC COLLECTION WELCOME IN THE FOURWAYS JO'BURG AREA COURIER OPTION AVAILABLE

This is a one off “Collector‘s Print”, not only in size, but also in that certain highlights and signature have been carefully hand painted.   MALACHI (MALCOLM) SMITH WAS BORN IN , AND DIED LAST YEAR AFTER A HEART ATTACK, POSSIBLY BROUGHT ON BY STRESS, ON JUNE .HE WAS A GRAND MASTER ARTIST, AND WENT UNDER THE NAME ZHARA YAHKOV AS HIS NOM DE GUERRE, FOR SOME TIME. HIS ART CAREER SPANNED OVER 50 YEARS, AND IT HAS EARNED HIM A REPUTATION OF HIGH INTERNATIONAL RESPECT.HE LIVED IN PORT SHEPSTONE UP UNTIL THREE YEARS AGO, WHEN HE MOVED TO KNYSNA WITH HIS WIFE AND SIX CHILDREN. THE FAMILY IS RELATED TO THE LATE, GREAT SOUTH AFRICAN ARTIST,  PIERNEEF.   Image/s is of the actual item, you are bidding on. Please refer to the photos as any comments are my own opinion.    

This is a one off “Collector‘s Pro-Original”, not only in size, but also in that certain highlights and signature on Print have been carefully hand painted. Size;+ - 590 x 350 MALACHI (MALCOLM) SMITH WAS BORN IN , AND DIED LAST YEAR AFTER A HEART ATTACK, POSSIBLY BROUGHT ON BY STRESS, ON JUNE .HE WAS A GRAND MASTER ARTIST, AND WENT UNDER THE NAME ZHARA YAHKOV AS HIS NOM DE GUERRE, FOR SOME TIME. HIS ART CAREER SPANNED OVER 50 YEARS, AND IT HAS EARNED HIM A REPUTATION OF HIGH INTERNATIONAL RESPECT.HE LIVED IN PORT SHEPSTONE UP UNTIL THREE YEARS AGO, WHEN HE MOVED TO KNYSNA WITH HIS WIFE AND SIX CHILDREN. THE FAMILY IS RELATED TO THE LATE, GREAT SOUTH AFRICAN ARTIST,  PIERNEEF. Image/s is of the actual item, you are bidding on. Please refer to the photos as any comments are my own opinion.