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Two Harvesters In The Field
US$
1,353
1,218
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Bring The Catch Home
US$
2,394
2,155
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Bring In The Catch
US$
1,249
1,124
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Still Life with Guitar
US$
12,491
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Wood for Winter
US$
2,082
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At The Funeral
US$
2,082
1,874
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Manequine / SOLD
US$
729
656
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Flower Fields
US$
2,498
2,248
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Cotton Field Workers
US$
1,457
1,312
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Manequine / SOLD
US$
729
656
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Lonely Harvester / SOLD
US$
1,353
1,218
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Lonely Harvester
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895
806
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Fascinating Catch
US$
1,666
1,499
SOLD
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Three Harvesters
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1,666
1,499
SOLD
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Cotton Field Workers
US$
2,498
2,248
SOLD
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Fisherman
US$
2,811
SOLD
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About Hennie
I was born in Bloemfontein in 1941, where I attended school and university, and qualified as a teacher. I taught for seventeen years while painting after hours. In 1983 I moved my family to Onrus River, a seaside hamlet on the Cape South coast favored by artists, to pursue a career as professional artist. My painting approach is strongly influenced by the character and of the subject matter I am portraying. I derives my inspiration from Fynbos pickers collecting bouquets of indigenous flowers and fisher folk sorting their catch. These outdoor scenes are depicted in strong sunlit colors - giving expression to the African sunlight and the buzz of activity. I work mainly in oils, and sometimes use pastels over the oils in mixed media on paper to effectively create a softer more subtle finish when painting interior scenes. Paintings using this technique are some of favourite works, portraying my wife and daughter - my former two favorite models, busy reading, sewing or simply relaxing.
Price Range
US$ 390-13,741
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Exhibitions
I participated in numerous group shows, as well as a number of solo exhibitions since 1956.
Education
Teacher's degree Bloemfontein
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