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Artwork details
- Medium : Giclée print on Canvas , Other rigid frame
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 27.6x27.6in
- Edition : All editions sold (20 / 20)
About this artwork
A view over Vleesbay, with the shoreline of Mosselbay in the background. Historically, this bay was christened by the Dutch explorer Paulus van Caerden. Due to bad weather on 14 July 1601 Van Caerden was forced to seek refuge in this little protected bay. He was pleased to discover that many local inhabitants ashore were willing to trade their well-fed livestock for scrap metal and other Western valuables – hence he named it Vleys Baeye, the Old…
Dutch word for Vleesbaai, directly translated into English as “Bay of meat”.
Originally painted by hand with modeling clay on perspex and photographed in high resolution, this limited edition Giclée fine art print on archival paper or canvas is available for shipment worldwide.
Originally painted by hand with modeling clay on perspex and photographed in high resolution, this limited edition Giclée fine art print on archival paper or canvas is available for shipment worldwide.
Sarel Greyling
South Africa
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« I search for a direct parallel between the human condition and my medium of choice, as people, we are fragile like clay. »
Sarel Greyling is an experienced artist based in South Africa whose paintings have been exhibited nationally. In addition, his art has been featured in publications such as Lééf Magazine. Greyling describes the vital component of his most recent creative journey as being a deeper engagement with the concept of inter-connectedness. His distinctive pieces are created using oils and pigments on Plexiglas.