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Richtersveld 1

Trudi Newton COUNTRY: Republic of South Africa ARTWORK MEDIUM: Watercolor ARTWORK SIZE: 41cms x 58cms

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The Boneyard , Marabou Storks, Zimbabwe

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Post date 29/07/2023
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Thea Darlow COUNTRY: South Africa ARTWORK MEDIUM: Watercolor ARTWORK SIZE: 30 x 40cm

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Memory Lane

Naseema Barday COUNTRY: South Africa ARTWORK MEDIUM: Watercolor ARTWORK SIZE: ~33 X 45cm

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Buoyance

Naseema Barday COUNTRY: South Africa ARTWORK MEDIUM: Watercolor ARTWORK SIZE: 48 X 36cm DETAILS: Two friends meeting, and escaping the world in a little enclave of comfort and laughter.

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Naseema Barday COUNTRY: South Africa ARTWORK MEDIUM: Watercolor ARTWORK SIZE: 25 X 40cm DETAILS: One of my favourite places to climb, and also the most climbed mountain peak in Africa – Lion’s Head. It remarkably sits right in the city overlooking city, mountains, land and sea, and affords the most spectacular 360° views around her […]

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Kontuthu Ziyathunqa Where The Smoke Bellows.

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Post date 28/07/2023
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Nyasha Bandama COUNTRY: Zimbabwe ARTWORK MEDIUM: Watercolor ARTWORK SIZE: 40x27cm DETAILS: The iconic cooling towers of the Bulawayo Electricity power station. My interest was the jacaranda tree in full summer bloom juxtaposed with the cooling towers gracing the cityscape.

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Trap Suutjies

Corinne Erasmus COUNTRY: South Africa ARTWORK MEDIUM: Watercolor ARTWORK SIZE: 23.5 x 39cm DETAILS: Cape Dwarf Chameleon. Title meaning: In Afrikaans, a chameleon is called a ‘trapsuutjie’, which translates to ‘tread lightly’. The title is a play on words!