29/07/2026
An artwork of exceptional historical and collector significance. Demolished Building by Piet van Heerden (1970) is among the artist's most significant and deeply personal works. It depicts the house where Van Heerden resided whilst painting, lending the composition a rare autobiographical dimension and elevating its historical importance. More than a record of a changing landscape, it stands as a poignant reflection on memory, place, and the artist's own lived experience.
A distinguished Cape Impressionist and protégé of Hugo Naudé, Van Heerden is regarded as one of South Africa's foremost twentieth-century painters. His works are celebrated for their mastery of light and atmosphere and remain highly sought after by discerning collectors.
1. Demolished Building 2. Piet van Heerden, 1970
3. Oil on canvas mounted on board
4. Signed and dated 1970
5. 45.5 × 59 cm POA
An exceptional opportunity to acquire a work of remarkable provenance, historical significance, and enduring artistic legacy.
