James Gavin Younge Sold at Auction Prices

b. 1947 -

James Gavin (Forest) Younge was born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. From 1965 to 1968 he studied at the Witwatersrand Technical College gaining a national Art Teachers Diploma; between 1972 and 1976 he studied philosophy and art history at UNISA and gained a BA degree.

In 1972 and 1973 he lectured in graphics at the UN(P) and from 1973 to 1975 he lectured in sculpture at the Natal Technical College.

In 1975 he started teaching sculpture at the Michaelis School. He has participated in numerous group exhibitions in South Africa and abroad; he has received numerous Awards and has undertaken public commissions. His work is represented in public and private collections in SA and abroad.

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      • Gavin Younge; South African 1947-; Vaal
        Feb. 19, 2024

        Gavin Younge; South African 1947-; Vaal

        Est: R70,000 - R90,000

        Gavin Younge South African 1947- Vaal 2016 mild steel plate, 2K paint technology height: 200cm; width: 67cm; depth: 64,5cm

        Strauss & Co
      • Gavin Younge; South African 1947-; London Road (Staggie)
        Aug. 10, 2021

        Gavin Younge; South African 1947-; London Road (Staggie)

        Est: R10,000 - R15,000

        bronze with a brown patina height: 25,5cm; width: 42cm; depth: 24cm

        Strauss & Co
      • Gavin Younge; South African 1947-; Tweelinge
        Aug. 10, 2021

        Gavin Younge; South African 1947-; Tweelinge

        Est: R10,000 - R15,000

        stamped with the Bronze Age foundry stamp bronze with a brown patina width: 43,5cm; height: 13cm; depth: 25cm

        Strauss & Co
      • Gavin Younge; South African 1947-; Steinkopf III
        Jul. 27, 2020

        Gavin Younge; South African 1947-; Steinkopf III

        Est: R40,000 - R60,000

        signed, dated 1988 and numbered 1/4 bronze with a brown patina height: 53cm; width: 37cm; depth: 38cm

        Strauss & Co
      • Women and Art in South Africa; The Everard Phenomenon; A Black Man Called Sekoto; David Koloane; My Life and Work; Art in South Africa; Art of the South African Townships; Phafa-Nyika
        Sep. 16, 2019

        Women and Art in South Africa; The Everard Phenomenon; A Black Man Called Sekoto; David Koloane; My Life and Work; Art in South Africa; Art of the South African Townships; Phafa-Nyika

        Est: R1,000 - R2,000

        Women and Art in South Africa; The Everard Phenomenon; A Black Man Called Sekoto; David Koloane; My Life and Work; Art in South Africa; Art of the South African Townships; Phafa-Nyika Women and Art in South Africa (Marion Arnold): published by David Philip, Cape Town, 1996, soft cover, illustrated in black and white with colour plates; The Everard Phenomenon: published by Durban Art Gallery, Durban, 2000, soft cover, illustrated in black and white with colour plates; A Black Man Called Sekoto (N Chabani Manganyi): published by Witwatersrand University Press, Johannesburg, 1996, soft cover, illustrated in black and white; David Koloane (Véronique Tadjo): published by David Krut, Johannesburg, 2002, soft cover, illustrated in black and white and colour; My Life and Work (Gerard Sekoto): published by Viva Books, Johannesburg, 1995,soft cover, illustrated in black and white and colour; Art in South Africa (Sue Williamson and Ashraf Jamal): published by David Philip, Cape Town, 1996, soft cover, illustrated in colour; Art of the South African Townships (Gavin Younge): published by Thames & Hudson, 1988, illustrated in black and white and colour; Phafa-Nyika (Ure Scholz, ed,): published by AT Archives, Dept of History of Art, University of Pretoria, 1980, soft cover, illustrated in black and whit and colour

        Strauss & Co
      • Gavin Younge, Steinkopf III
        Jun. 02, 2019

        Gavin Younge, Steinkopf III

        Est: R40,000 - R60,000

        bronze stamped with the artist’s name, dated and numbered 1/5

        Aspire Art
      • Gavin Younge Black Art Poster 1985
        Feb. 02, 2019

        Gavin Younge Black Art Poster 1985

        Est: $50 - $100

        Poster promoting Gavin Younge's Black Art presentation. Land Apart: Protest and Accommodation in Black South Africa. Printed at Tin Sheds Art Workshop, Sydney, 1985. Measures 76 x 51 cms. Small tears on edges. Good condition.

        Sydney Rare Book Auctions
      • Michaelis School of Fine Art, Homage
        Mar. 16, 2015

        Michaelis School of Fine Art, Homage

        Est: R40,000 - R60,000

        Michaelis School of Fine Art Homage A portfolio of twelve prints, from an edition consisting of fifty original copies, with five Artists' Proofs, fifteen Hors De Commerce, one Archive impression and one B.A.T., each print signed by the artist and numbered HC V/XV in pencil in the margin, with title page and tribute by John Skotnes, in original red cloth portfolioArtists include Willie Bester, David Brown, Norman Catherine, Peter Clarke, Stephen Inggs, William Kentridge, David Koloane, Fritha Langerman, Louis Maqhubela, Malcolm Payne, Pippa Skotnes and Gavin Younge. letterpress, lithography, chine colle and embossing on Rives BFK paper sheet size: 66 by 50cm

        Strauss & Co
      • Michaelis School of Fine Art, Working Proof
        Mar. 16, 2015

        Michaelis School of Fine Art, Working Proof

        Est: R40,000 - R60,000

        Michaelis School of Fine Art Working Proof A portfolio of ten lithographs, from an edition consisting of fifty original copies, five Artists' Proofs and ten Hors De Commerce, each print signed by the artist and numbered HC II/X or HC III/X in pencil in the margin, with title page and introduction by Stephen Inggs, in original blue cloth portfolio.Artists include Jane Alexander, Katherine Bull, Stephen Inggs, William Kentridge, Fritha Langerman, Malcolm Payne, Roderick Sauls, Pippa Skotnes, Dominic Thorburn and Gavin Younge printed on Rives BFK paper, Katrine Harries Print Cabinet sheet size: 66 by 50cm

        Strauss & Co
      • Three BOOKS, "Lifeline Out of Africa - The Art of
        Jun. 28, 2011

        Three BOOKS, "Lifeline Out of Africa - The Art of

        Est: R500 - R1,000

        Three BOOKS, "Lifeline Out of Africa - The Art of Ernest Mancoba" by Elza Miles; "Art of the South African Townships" by Gavin Younge, Foreword by Archbishop Desmond M. Tutu; "The African Dream - Visions of Love and Sorrow: The Art of John Muafangejo" by Orde Levinson, Foreword by Nelson Mandela, plus five CATALOGUES, "John Ndevasia Muafangejo (1943-1987)" Second Guest Artist Award 1988; "Gerard Sekoto : Unsevered Ties" Johannesburg Art Gallery 1.11.1989 - 10.2.1990; "Azaria Mbatha-etrospective Exhibition" Durban 8 Art Gallery: 14 October to 30 November 1998; "The Neglected Tradition: Towards a New History of South African Art (1930- 1988) Johannesburg Art Gallery 23 November 1988 - 8 January 1989; "George Milwa Mnyaluza Pemba" Retrospective Exhibition South African National Gallery 27.4.1996-28.7.1996. (8)

        Cannon and Cannon
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