ART SALE - JAMES TANDI SCULPTURE

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Indicative market price: R1,650.00

R550.00

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James Tandi was born in 1956 in the Musana district of Zimbabwe. A renowned artist, James started sculpting at the age of 12 and was taught by his brother, Nicholas (also a renowned artist).

James specialized in realistic art and mostly focused on figureheads.

His work is in high demand and held in collections worldwide.

JAMES TANDI (ZIMBABWE, 1956 - 2020)

'MOSADI'

SOTHO MAIDEN

BI-METAL BRONZE COLD CAST SCULPTURE

SIZE : 16CM(H) X 9CM X 9CM

SIGNED BY ARTIST

REFERENCE NO : JT18

EDITION : /400

WITH ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY

IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING

MINT CONDITION

James continues to amaze collectors and critics alike with his masterful sculptures of Africas native people and wildlife. Under the tutelage of his older brother, renowned sculptor Nicholas Tandi, James quickly showed a natural talent for sculpting. James works in the classical method using hammer and chisel to beautifully capture the native African people and indigenous wildlife of southern Africa.

James has participated in international one-man and group exhibitions. His list of collectors has grown steadily over the years and his works can be found in African, Europe and North American museums