Greg Marinovich Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Greg Marinovich Art Value Price Guide

Sep. 18, 2024
Greg Marinovich; South African 1962-; Dead Zone, portfolio
Est: R200,000 - R300,000
Greg Marinovich South African 1962- Dead Zone, portfolio a portfolio of 41 archival ink prints, with accompanying texts by Greg Marinovich and introductions by Sean O'Toole and Karel Nel, in a portfolio box; each print signed, dated, numbered 4/5 and inscribed with the title in pencil archival ink print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag each sheet size: 46 by 60cm
Strauss & Co
Nov. 06, 2023
Greg Marinovich; South African 1962-; Dead Zone, portfolio
Est: R200,000 - R300,000
Greg Marinovich South African 1962- Dead Zone, portfolio a portfolio of 41 digital photographic prints, with accompanying texts by Greg Marinovich and introductions by Sean O'Toole and Karel Nel, in a portfolio box; each print signed, dated, numbered 1/5 and inscribed with the title in pencil in the margin digital print each sheet size: 46 by 60cm
Strauss & Co
Jul. 27, 2021
Greg Marinovich (South Africa 1962-), FRISBEE: An African National Congress aligned Self Defence Unit member plays frisbee next to...
Est: R12,000 - R15,000
FRISBEE: An African National Congress aligned Self Defence Unit member plays frisbee next to blankets on a line and a severely cut tree at a braai at a safehouse in Thokoza township, South Africa, 1995
Aspire Art
Jul. 27, 2020
Greg Marinovich; South African 1962-; Pilgrims on a Three-day Barefoot Journey to the Holy Mountain in KZN following the Route of the Founder Isiah Shembe
Est: R15,000 - R20,000
signed, dated Jan 1998 (negative) and Jan 2005 (print), numbered 1/25 and inscribed with the title in pencil on the reverse of the print; inscribed with the artist's name, the title and 'print' on a label adhered to the reverse of the frame archival silver bromide print on fibre-base paper 27.5 by 27.5cm excluding frame; 52 by 44.5 by 3cm including frame
Strauss & Co
Jul. 27, 2020
Greg Marinovich; South African 1962-; Ubaba, Leader and Descendants of the Founder of the Nazareth Baptist Church - Shembe - at the Headquarters in KwaMashu, KZN
Est: R15,000 - R20,000
signed, dated 1998 (negative) and Jan 2005 (print), numbered 1/25 and inscribed with the title in pencil on the reverse of the print; inscribed with the artist's name, the title and the medium on a label adhered to the reverse of the frame archival silver bromide print on fibre-base paper 27.5 by 27.5cm excluding frame; 52 by 44.5 by 3cm including frame
Strauss & Co
Jul. 27, 2020
Greg Marinovich; South African 1962-; Elders of the Nazareth Baptist Church Lead some 100 000 Adherents
Est: R15,000 - R20,000
signed, dated Jan 1998 (negative) and Jan 2005 (print), numbered 1/25 and inscribed with the title in pencil on the reverse of the print; inscribed with the artist's name, the title and the medium on a label adhered to the reverse of the frame archival silver bromide print on fibre-base paper 27.5 by 27.5cm excluding frame; 52 by 44.5 by 3cm including frame
Strauss & Co
Jul. 27, 2020
Greg Marinovich; South African 1962-; Mother of Aids Sufferer with Granddaughter, Tugela Ferry
Est: R15,000 - R20,000
signed, dated Sept 2004 (negative) and Jan 2005 (print), numbered 1/25 and inscribed with the title in pencil on the reverse of the print; inscribed with the artist's name, the title and 'print' on a label adhered to the reverse of the frame archival silver bromide print on fibre-base paper 27.5 by 27.5cm excluding frame; 52 by 44.5 by 3cm including frame
Strauss & Co
Jul. 27, 2020
Greg Marinovich; South African 1962-; Daughter of Aids Sufferer, She has a Young Daughter Herself, Tugela Ferry
Est: R15,000 - R20,000
signed, dated Sept 2004 (negative) and Jan 2005 (print), numbered 1/25 and inscribed with the title in pencil on the reverse of the print; inscribed with the artist's name, the title and the medium on a label adhered to the reverse of the frame archival silver bromide print on fibre-base paper 27.5 by 27.5cm excluding frame; 52 by 44.5 by 3cm including frame
Strauss & Co
Jul. 27, 2020
Greg Marinovich; South African 1962-; Aids Sufferer Who is on Anti-retrovirals, Tugela Ferry, KZN
Est: R15,000 - R20,000
signed, dated Sept 2004 (negative) and Jan 2005 (print), numbered 1/25 and inscribed with the title in pencil on the reverse of the print; inscribed with the artist's name, the title and 'print' on a label adhered to the reverse of the frame archival silver bromide print on fibre-base paper 27.5 by 27.5cm excluding frame; 52 by 44.5 by 3cm including frame
Strauss & Co
May. 20, 2019
Greg Marinovich SOUTH AFRICAN 1962- - Dead Zone, portfolio
Est: R250,000 - R350,000
Greg Marinovich SOUTH AFRICAN 1962- Dead Zone, portfolio a portfolio of 41 digital photographic prints, with accompanying texts by Greg Marinovich and introductions by Sean O'Toole and Karel Nel, in a portfolio box; each print signed, dated, numbered 4/5 and inscribed with the title in pencil digital print each sheet size: 46 by 60cm Greg Marinovich is a highly regarded photojournalist, filmmaker and author who distinguished himself photographing the fatal conflicts that preceded the first democratic elections in South Africa in 1994. He was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Spot News Photography in 1991 for a series of photographs of African National Congress supporters murdering a man they suspected of being an Inkatha Freedom Party spy. This portfolio, compiled in association with Strauss & Coâ€™s founding director Stephan Welz and printed by Dennis da Silva and Andreas Kahlau of Silvertone in 2013, offers a wide-ranging visual history of the internecine conflicts and violent strife that engulfed large parts of the country in the 1990s. Marinovich co-authored a non-fiction book The Bang-Bang Club (Basic Books, 2000) with Joé£o Silva that took readers beyond the photographs, giving context to that tumultuous time as well as many personal stories of those involved. Following the unbanning of 33 political parties and release of political prisoners in 1990, in the protracted lead-up to non-racial elections in 1994, South Africa teetered on the brink. The topography of war in this portfolio includes a cramped Thokoza hostel, a rain-soaked street in Duduza west of Nigel, a Bantustan capital in the Eastern Cape, a rural valley north of Durban, and Shell House in Jeppe Street, Johannesburg. In a 1994 article for Leadership magazine, Marinovich collectively described these places as the â€˜dead zoneâ€™. By his own reckoning, Marinovich covered a dozen massacres during the 1990s, a massacre being an event marked by the indiscriminate and brutal slaughter of many people. Marinovich later discovered a Truth and Reconciliation Commission report that spoke of 122 massacres in the Pretoria, Greater Johannesburg and Vaal Triangle areas from 1990 to 1992 alone. â€˜There is so much that wasnâ€™t covered,â€™ he says. Thokoza, a working-class settlement southeast of Johannesburg that was a fulcrum for his best work, may well be a â€˜forgotten battlefield from a forgotten conflict,â€™1 as Marinovich proposes in a caption, but his photographs are less sceptical. They offer unflinching witness to the painful becoming of a nation. 1. Interview with Greg Marinovich, 23 January 2014.
Strauss & Co
Jun. 05, 2017
Greg Marinovich Dead Zone
Est: R250,000 - R350,000
Greg Marinovich Dead Zone a portfolio of 41 digital photographic prints with accompanying texts by Greg Marinovich and introductions by Sean O'Toole and Karel Neleach signed, dated, numbered 3/5 and inscribed with their respective titles in pencil digital print each sheet size: 46 by 60cm
Strauss & Co
Mar. 28, 2017
Greg Marinovich (South African 1962-) MSHAYAZAFE, THOKOZA 1990, A DORMITORY
Est: R9,000 - R12,000
Greg Marinovich (South African 1962-) MSHAYAZAFE, THOKOZA 1990, A DORMITORY ROOM IN MSHAYAZAFE MIGRANT WORKERS HOSTEL, THOKOZA, KHUMALO STREET silver gelatin print, signed, titled and numbered 3/25 on the reverse sheet size: 25 by 36,5cm, unframed
Stephan Welz & Co