"Le Pont sombre, Boisse Penchot" Painting
Painting, Oil on Canvas
39.4 W x 31.4 H in
Framed
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Sonja Britz was born in Durban, South Africa, and has an MA in painting from the University of Natal. She has since had solo exhibitions in South Africa, the UK and France. In 2012, she bought a house in the Aveyron on the banks of the Lot and began making paintings of the river’s surface and its re...
Year Created:
2019
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Painting, Oil on Canvas
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One-of-a-kind Artwork
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39.4 W x 31.4 H x 1 D in
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Not Applicable
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Other
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I was born 2nd November in the coastal city of Durban South Africa.I did my first drawing of an elephant at the age of three. As it was executed in the sand on a farm there is no trace of it left.The importance I placed on animals as a child remains my passion and intellectual concern. Since moving to France I have exploredmy new environment next to the Lot river.
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