Esther Mahlangu
South African · b. 1935 · Painter
Esther Nikwambi Mahlangu is a South African artist known for her bold, large-scale paintings inspired by her Ndebele heritage. Raised on a farm in the Mpumalanga region, she… (Wikipedia)
1 work by Esther Mahlangu with an auction history (offered more than once) →
Record prices
Untitled (Ndebele in Pink and Blue)Strauss & Co · ZAR 375,200≈ $20,306≈ £17,944≈ €20,592Sign up to see
Ndebele SceneStrauss & Co · ZAR 293,125≈ $18,013≈ £13,359≈ €15,610Sign up to see
Untitled (Double Ndebele Pattern)Strauss & Co · ZAR 257,950≈ $15,771≈ £11,709≈ €13,556Sign up to see
Esther Mahlangu’s highest prices recorded at auction, ranked in US dollars at each sale-date exchange rate and shown in the currency of the sale (with the buyer’s premium where the house publishes it).
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- ZAR 111,388≈ $6,239≈ £4,843≈ €5,858Sign up free to see
- ZAR 35,175≈ $1,994≈ £1,524≈ €1,820Sign up free to see
- ZAR 105,525≈ $5,984≈ £4,528≈ €5,372Sign up free to see
- ZAR 64,488≈ $3,656≈ £2,769≈ €3,286Sign up free to see
- Ndbele Abstract 26, 2010£4,826≈ $6,317≈ €5,721Sign up free to see
- ZAR 25,795≈ $1,441≈ £1,101≈ €1,305Sign up free to see
- ZAR 70,350≈ $3,930≈ £3,003≈ €3,559Sign up free to see
- ZAR 70,350≈ $3,930≈ £3,003≈ €3,559Sign up free to see
- ZAR 35,175≈ $1,931≈ £1,512≈ €1,767Sign up free to see
- ZAR 41,038≈ $2,253≈ £1,764≈ €2,062Sign up free to see
Also offered, result not published (8)
Lots by Esther Mahlangu that were offered at auction where the house did not publish whether they sold. Not counted in any statistics.
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About Esther Mahlangu
Esther Nikwambi Mahlangu is a South African artist known for her bold, large-scale paintings inspired by her Ndebele heritage. Raised on a farm in the Mpumalanga region, she began painting as a child but did not receive critical recognition until the late 1980s. She is one of the most prominent contemporary practitioners of Ndebele house painting and has brought international attention to the art form by adapting its style to alternative materials such as canvas, metal, and clothing.
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