17 September 2025 at 7 PM (SAST)
The Spring Evening Sale of Modern & Contemporary Art will take place in Johannesburg on Wednesday, 17 September 2025 at 7 p.m. (SAST). The auction will be held in person at our new gallery and auction room in the Trumpet Building, 21 Keyes Avenue in Rosebank, and will also be streamed live for online bidding.
The sale is presented in two sessions. The first showcases a significant selection of late modern and contemporary works by leading South African, African, and international artists.
The second session is dedicated to highlights from the Humphreys Collection, now released by De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd. Shared Treasures: The Humphreys Collection features 17th-century Dutch and Flemish paintings, British and French works of the same period, antique sculptures, furniture, and objets d’art, as well as 20th-century South African works from the personal holdings of Kimberley statesman William Benbow Humphreys (1889–1965). These works formed the original bequest for the establishment of the William Humphreys Art Gallery in Kimberley in 1948.
PRIME BIDDING is here! Place your bid early and enjoy a reduced 10% Buyer’s Premium.
Register and bid before 7pm (SAST) on 16 September to take advantage of a reduced Buyer’s Premium of just 10% (instead of the standard 12.5% - 15%). This benefit applies whether your PRIME BID secures your lot immediately or if you win it later during the live auction at a higher bid.
Please note, PRIME BIDS are binding and must be at or above the low estimate of the lot you wish to secure.
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Lot 49 - Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum (Botswana 1980-) Blood Fortune
Lot 52 - Gerhard Marx (South Africa 1976-) Transparent Territory 2
Lot 53 - Simon Stone (South Africa 1952-) Boxes with Annunciation
Lot 54 - Gregoire Boonzaier (South Africa 1909-2005) Still life with roses
Lot 55 - William Kentridge (South Africa 1955-) Dutch Iris
Lot 56 - William Kentridge (South Africa 1955-) Dancer Twice
Lot 60 - Gregoire Boonzaier (South Africa 1909-2005) Cape scene
Lot 61 - Gregoire Boonzaier (South Africa 1909-2005) Malay Quarter
Lot 62 - Wolf Kibel (Poland 1903-1938) Houses, recto; Seated nude, verso
Lot 64 - Gregoire Boonzaier (South Africa 1909-2005) Portrait
Lot 67 - Willie Bester (South Africa 1956-) Portrait of a Man
Lot 68 - Willie Bester (South Africa 1956-) Portrait of Peter Clarke
Lot 69 - Georgina Gratrix (South Africa 1982-) Athi Patra-Ruga – Artist in a Hat
Lot 70 - David Koloane (South Africa 1938-2019) Under The Bridge I
Lot 75 - Mark Kostabi (United States of America 1960-) Career Move
Lot 78 - Marianne Podlashuc (South Africa 1932-2006) Three children
Lot 79 - Alfred Krenz (South Africa 1899-1980) Portrait of William Humphreys
Lot 80 - John Meyer (South Africa 1942-) Portrait of Harry Oppenheimer
Lot 81 - Frederick Timpson I'Ons (United Kingdom 1802-1887) Waterkloof, Near Fort Beaufort
Lot 84 - Thomas William Bowler (United Kingdom 1812-1869) Fort Beaufort
Lot 86 - Attributed to Jan Dirksz Both (Netherlands 1618-1652) Landscape - Man on Donkey
Lot 87 - Style of Jan Wijnants (Netherlands 1632-1684) Landscape in Noon
Lot 88 - Attributed to Adriaen Fransz Boudewyns (Belgium 1644-1719) Landscape with Cattle
Lot 89 - Egbert Lievensz van der Poel (Netherlands 1621-1664) Women Cleaning Pots
Lot 90 - Style of David Teniers II (Belgium 1610-1690) Interior with figures
Lot 91 - Style of Adriaen van Ostade (Netherlands 1610-1685) Village Frivolity
Lot 93 - Attributed to Jan Breughel the Younger (Belgium 1601-1678) Landscape with figures
Lot 94 - Attributed to Jan Hendrik Verheijen (Netherlands 1778-1846) Canal Scene
Lot 95 - Style of Jan van Goyen (Netherlands 1596-1656) River View with Boat
Lot 96 - Attributed to Daniel van Heil (Belgium 1604-1662) The flight