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“Serene roadside beauty on the N12 between Kimberley and Warrenton, South Africa…”

Painting done on 26 June 2021.

A trip down this road at the end of 2020 demanded some attention in oil on a canvas sheet …

A typical summer day in December with its blue skies and clouds promising rain that would not come this time around. The Northern Cape was bone dry and one could only hope for the sight of a half filled dam … I painted this as I would like to see it – with a little dam filled with enough for this farmer’s needs …

Details / Size

  • Oil on Canvas sheet
  • W: 420mm x H: 297mm (A3)
  • Commissions accepted – please contact the artist.

Price

  • (Sold)
  • Unframed (Framed)
  • Packing & Postage Excluded

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“How about a walk in the wood …”

Painting done on 21 June 2021.

Depicting an image in my memory of a walk in a dry wooded area as a young man…

The vibrant sounds of active bird life permeated the surroundings of this otherwise quiet and dried out wooded area on the outskirts of the town where I grew up in South Africa …

Details / Size

  • Oil on Canvas sheet
  • W: 420mm x H: 297mm (A3)
  • Commissions accepted – please contact the artist.

Price

  • (Framed & Sold – May 2023)
  • Unframed (Framed)
  • Packing & Postage Excluded

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Table Mountain – famous landmark on the Southern tip of Africa – has been voted as one of the MODERN DAY “Wonders Of The World”.

Awesome sight when viewed from Blouberg Strand across Table Bay.

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Years ago someone slipped a Monochrome Photo taken of the Spitzkoppe in Namibia into my hand – and said: “How would this go down as an oil painting?”

Ok – now it is done … I had the privilege of a closer encounter with the Spitzkoppe and simply had to put brush to canvas. Continue reading ›

The Rock Formation known as “The Finger of God” or Mukurob (in the local vernacular), near Asab in Namibia, was a sandstone rock formation in the Namib Desert which collapsed on 4 December 1988.
Only debris is left from this rock pinnacle that once dominated the surrounding desert landscape.
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