Frans Claerhout

South African | 1919 - 2006

Frans Claerhout was a South African painter who was born in 1919. Frans Claerhout's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from 21 USD to 38,251 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. Since 2007 the record price for this artist at auction is 38,251 USD for Bridal Couple in a Donkey Cart, sold at Strauss & Co., Johannesburg in 2009. The artist died in 2006.

Artist's alternative names: Frans Martin Claerhout

Bridal Couple in a Donkey Cart

oil on board

67,5 by 90cm

Figure with a Duck in a Flower Carpeted Landscape

oil on board

89,5 by 74,5cm

The Shepherd

bronze with a brown patina

height: 107cm; width: 36cm;

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At Auction

Upcoming Lots

Woman with Goats

By Frans Claerhout

Strauss & Co., Cape Town

Mother and Child with Two Harvesters

By Frans Claerhout

Strauss & Co., Cape Town

Three Figures

By Frans Claerhout

Strauss & Co., Cape Town

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Available Artworks

Harvesters

By Frans Claerhout

Strauss & Co., Cape Town

PICKING BLOSSOMS

By Frans Claerhout

Stephan Welz & Co., Johannesburg

Harvest Time

By Frans Claerhout

Bernardi Auctioneers

Recent Auction Results

FIGURE

By Frans Claerhout

Sandton Auctioneers

FIGURES WITH BIRD

By Frans Claerhout

-7%

below mid-estimate

Old Johannesburg Warehouse Auctioneers, Johannesburg

Frans Claerhout

By Frans Claerhout

Lawrences Auctioneers

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Articles

Business Art: Copyright row bubbles on

South African Art Times 07/03/2013

While both main local auction houses continue to object to Dalro's efforts to collect royalties for reproductions of pictures in sales catalogues, those for the first two sales of the year, both in Cape Town.

SA Spring Auction Season 2012 : Quality again the key at Bonhams

South African Art Times 25/10/2012

The failure -- not for the first time in recent sales -- of some of the fancied Irma Sterns was partially redeemed by some remarkable prices in unexpected places at Bonhams's sale of SA art in London last week.