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6 Dec 16:14
Toni Pretorius - Porcelain, Stainless Steel - Vanitas theme sculpture
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Indicative market price: R2,500
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Condition:
Secondhand
Location:
South Africa
Origin:
Africa
Medium:
Ceramic & Porcelain
Medium:
Metal
Subject:
Abstract
Subject:
Animals
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Toni Pretorius
Toni Pretorius was born and raised in Kimberley where from a young age she was exposed to the art and museum world and encouraged to develop her creative abilities.
After matriculating in 2002 she enrolled at the University of the Free State where she completed her diploma in Fine Art in 2006. In 2011 she completed her B.Tech degree in Fine Art at the Central University of Technology, majoring in sculpture.
She is currently employed as an artist in the National Museums design department and practicing as a fine artist.
Competition history:
2016 Overall Winner
This piece forms part of a recurring Vanitas theme addressed in my works concerning contemporary views on mortality, the brevity of life and human behaviour.
Size: 20cm x 20cm