Framed original charcoal drawing
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East London (Eastern Cape)
Original charcoal drawing, done by an art teacher in Cape Town. Framed in wood and covered in glass by In-Fin-Art in Cape Town. Size: 965mm x 770mm. Selling for R1500. Contact Bernard in Bonnie Doon, East London on 0742004547.
R 1.500
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South Africa (All cities)
Buy Free Postnet, FRANS CLAERHOUT Original charcoal drawing BOY WITH CAP for R14,000.00
R 14.000
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Bloemfontein (Free State)
Original Otto Klar Charcoal Drawing Framed and Singned Excellent condition The frame has a small dent in the upper left corner. Approximate dimensions: 18 cm x 30 cm (Drawing) 52 cm x 65 cm (Frame) Item condition as per photos Payment to be made within 48 hours
R 2.500
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Bloemfontein (Free State)
Original Otto Klar Charcoal Drawing Framed and Singned Mint condition Approximate dimensions: 18 cm x 30 cm Item condition as per photos Payment to be made within 48 hours
R 4.000
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South Africa (All cities)
Buy Stunning Large Framed Original Drawing By Popular SA Artist Ben Macala for R6,000.00
R 6.000
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Johannesburg (Gauteng)
LALA PALMS - LIMPOPO PROVINCE Original charcoal sketch on paper by Spencer Whittle. Mounted but not framed. Mounting 330 x 270. Sketch 205 x 140. t37.
R 1.255
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South Africa
Charcoal and pastel drawings of 30 x 40 cm. Faces and animals. Original art-works - not prints. Unframed between R500 and R650 per drawing. Framed - cost of chosen frame added. Big Five collection - R for 5 drawings unframed. (Also commission drawings done on request from clear photographs - R500 for 20 x 30 cm charcoal drawing and R650 for 30 x 40 cm charcoal drawing for single face per page.)
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Stellenbosch (Western Cape)
Benjamin Mzimkulu Macala, Famously known as Ben Macala, was a 20th century South African born artist (1938 – 1997). He worked essentially in sculpturing and drawing, famously known for his “wide-eyed faces” drawings. Measurements: 53cm x 44cm
R 4.450
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South Africa (All cities)
Buy Famous 20th Century Spanish Artist Carlos de Mijas Original Charcoal Drawing `Spanish Wild Horse` for R2,500.00
R 2.500
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Pretoria (Gauteng)
Original artwork (pencils/charcoal) by South African artist Morifi Size (frame) 69cm x 53cm Size (artwork) 54cm x 37cm Please note, glass has been cracked POSTAGE R (due to increased danger of breakage no combined shipment for art works) - PICK UP POSSIBLE Pretoria East (13km from corner Hans Strijdom/Lynnwoodweg) Pick up needs to be done within 3 days, otherwise a storage fee of R/day applies
R 900
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South Africa (All cities)
Buy South African Cartoonist Derek Bauer Original Framed Drawing for R40,000.00
R 40.000
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Johannesburg (Gauteng)
GRAPHIC ARTWORK BY LORRAINE MAC KEAND. MEMBER OF BOTANICAL SOCIETY. Baobab Tree, in pencil, Framed with Glass and Black Frame. is approx.slightly large than A4...rectangular... Original art..all pencil drawing by hand, by this artist. B O B., payment AVIALABLE, nO cASH DEPOSITS ****Due to postal strike... artwork price lowered....in order for you...to pay courier fees...etc or...you may collect...at my home... or in edenvale. [primrose.or bedfordview area. Thanking you Lorraine
R 150
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Barkly East (Eastern Cape)
This is a signed original A2 charcoal sketch of a Land Rover, framed, approximate size including frame = 810 mm x 620 mm,
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Stellenbosch (Western Cape)
Benjamin Mzimkulu Macala, Famously known as Ben Macala, was a 20th century South African born artist (1938 – 1997). He worked essentially in sculpturing and drawing, famously known for his “wide-eyed faces” drawings. Condition: mint Measurements: 53cm x 44cm
R 4.450
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Stellenbosch (Western Cape)
Benjamin Mzimkulu Macala, Famously known as Ben Macala, was a 20th century South African born artist (1938 – 1997). He worked essentially in sculpturing and drawing, famously known for his “wide-eyed faces” drawings. Condition: mint Measurements: 53cm x 4
R 1.390
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