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R5950 22KG - 60cm Mukhavi grew up on communal lands, of Zimbabwe. He was discovered by Boira Mteki, who invited him to study the art of stonecarving. He won recognition at the 1992 Zimbabwe Roots exhibition; in 1993 he became an artist in residence at the Chapungu Sculpture Park. |
R 5700 14KG - 52cm Tutani Mugavasi’s sculptures is the contrast between the raw stone and the fine finish of a polished surface. He concentrates with some skill upon the female form. |
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R9500 15KG- 68cm Tutani Mugavasi’s sculptures is the contrast between the raw stone and the fine finish of a polished surface. He concentrates with some skill upon the female form. |
R9500 15KG- 68cm Tutani Mugavasi’s sculptures is the contrast between the raw stone and the fine finish of a polished surface. He concentrates with some skill upon the female form. |
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R12500 14KG- 53cm Eddie Masaya was born in Zimbabwe .His subject matter ranges broadly from deeply personal to more cultural themes. Exaggerated, almost ghostly shapes seem to dance within Masaya's work, making it some of the most sought after contemporary sculpture in the world. |
David Ndlovu R25000 26KG- 1.83mts |
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R18000 29KG- 48cm Eddie Masaya was born in Zimbabwe .His subject matter ranges broadly from deeply personal to more cultural themes. Exaggerated, almost ghostly shapes seem to dance within Masaya's work, making it some of the most sought after contemporary sculpture in the world. |
Ambrose Suveya R8000 36KG - 83cm |
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The Dancer |
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Work entitled : "CONNECT" * price on request Materials: stainless steel Finish: textured Image keys: comfort, contact, human connections Dimensions: 3000x 1000 x1200 Edition: 2/4 |
Dale Hellmann Bronze on Granite Base Edition 2 of 12 400mm High |
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R22500 19KG - 53cm At the age of 10 Dominic Benhura began to assist his cousin, the sculptor Tapfuma Gutsa, today regarded as the cutting edge of Zimbabwe sculpture with one-man exhibitions in Zimbabwe, Australia, Belgium, Holland, Germany and America. His subject matter is extensive including plants, trees, reptiles, animals and the whole gambut of human experience. |
David Ndlovu R12000 13KG - 1.56mts |
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Elegant lady |
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R29500 105cm Eddie Masaya was born in Zimbabwe .His subject matter ranges broadly from deeply personal to more cultural themes. Exaggerated, almost ghostly shapes seem to dance within Masaya's work, making it some of the most sought after contemporary sculpture in the world. |
Tutani Mugavasi’s sculptures is the contrast between the raw stone and the fine finish of a polished surface. He concentrates with some skill upon the female form. |
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Coster Mkoki R12000 11KG - 1.13mts |
Garrison Machinjilli's is from Zimbabwe. His work involves the portrayal of heads and the human torso as well as animals and birds - often working from images he has had in his mind since a young boy. |
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The Face of Man Quicio |
| A mysterious artwork of unknown origin. | Many tales have been told surrounding the Fate of Quicio, but only these masks hold the truth. | ||
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The Face of Ruba Hobre |
| Many tales have been told surrounding the Fate of Quicio, but only these masks hold the truth. | Many tales have been told surrounding the Fate of Quicio, but only these masks hold the truth. | ||
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R9500 17KG - 65cm Tutani Mugavasi’s sculptures is the contrast between the raw stone and the fine finish of a polished surface. He concentrates with some skill upon the female form. |
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