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ART EDITIONS PRETORIA SOUTH AFRICA CANVAS PRINTS ART ORIGINAL ART PAPER PRINTS. TSHWANE GAUTENG PRETORIA SOUTH AFRICA. PAPER PRINTS OF ORIGINAL ART PRETORIA SOUTH AFRICA. ARTISTS ADRIAAN BOSHOFF, ALAIN NORTJE, BRANKO DIMITROV, ELMARIE VAN WYK, THEUNIS DUVENHAGE, ARCHITECTURE MARK THOMAS, ORIGINAL PAINTINGS ELMIRIE MEYER, TOTIA MEYER, WILLEM VILJOEN, ESTE MOSTERT, MUNRO, PAM LEWIS, PHOTOGRAPHY PRINTS PRETORIA SOUTH AFRICA, HANNES DANZFUSS, LOUIS EBERSOHN, MARK THOMAS, LOUISE GROVE WIEGERS, CORNELIUS BOSCH, ERICA PRINSLOO, PAM LEWIS

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ART EDITIONS PRETORIA SOUTH AFRICA CANVAS PRINTS ART ORIGINAL ART PAPER PRINTS. TSHWANE GAUTENG PRETORIA SOUTH AFRICA. PAPER PRINTS OF ORIGINAL ART PRETORIA SOUTH AFRICA.

PRODUCTS :

ADRIAAN BOSHOFF PRINTS

ALAIN NORTJE PRINTS

BRANKO DIMITROV PRINTS

ELMARIE VAN WYK PRINTS

THEUNIS DUVENHAGE PRINTS

MARK THOMAS ARCHITECTURE

ORIGINAL PAINTINGS :

ELMIRIE MEYER

TOTIA MEYER

WILLEM VILJOEN

OTHER:

ESTE MOSTERT PRINTS

MUNRO PRINTS

PAM LEWIS PRINTS

PHOTOGRAPHY PRINTS PRETORIA SOUTH AFRICA:

HANNES DANZFUSS PHOTO PRINTS

LOUIS EBERSOHN PHOTO PRINTS

MARK THOMAS PHOTO PRINTS

MORE ART PRINTS AND OTHER:

LOUISE GROVE WIEGERS

CORNELIUS BOSCH

ERICA PRINSLOO

PAM LEWIS

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ART PRINTS PRETORIA, JOHANNESBURG, CAPE TOWN, BLOEMFONTEIN. TSHWANE, TSWANE, GAUTENG, WESTERN CAPE, KWAZULU NATAL, FREESTATE SOUTH AFRICA

Welcome to “Art Editions "
Art Editions set up shop online in April 2004 with the vision of becoming the most trusted and preferred online store in South Africa. Art Editions offers a large array of Art Editions goods to the online South African and International public.We formed the Art Editions store with a commitment to providing Internet users with the best value in high-quality Art Edition prints. Feel free to look around our store and check up on us from time to time for additions to the Art Editions product Collection! New artists as well as prints are regularly added to our range of products, so do visit us again. Should you ever have any questions or comments, please contact us.Thanks for stopping by! ART PRINTS PRETORIA, JOHANNESBURG, CAPE TOWN, BLOEMFONTEIN. TSHWANE, TSWANE, GAUTENG, WESTERN CAPE, KWAZULU NATAL, FREESTATE SOUTH AFRICA
The following is a introduction to a few of the artists.Information taken from other websites and webpages.

Adriaan Boshoff is one of the great impressionists painting today. He is a reclusive man, an artist who is only really happy in his studio surrounded by paint and canvass.But, if any art can be termed an investment, Boshoff’s work comes the closest.Lovers of good art will seldom reach unanimous agreement on who is really the eminence grise of local contemporary painters. But a panel of fellow artists may well field a majority of nominations for one of the enigmas of modern art, a man who shuns the limelight, yet consistently creates some of the most exquisite art made anywhere in the world.
Adriaan Boshoff is a true impressionist, a man who may make hundreds of sketches before embarking on his paintings. It is this dedication to perfection, coupled with a rare talent and creative ability, that catapults Boshoff into the forefront of South African artists. He wasn’t always so enjoyed. There were times in his earlier life, recalls his daughter, Louise Boshoff, when he ceaselessly traveled from town to town to try to accommodate his churning need to “move on and discover something new”.Today, Boshoff works in a new studio built for him at his daughter’s rural home near Hartebeespoort Dam. He is 70 years old, a man who has embraced Christianity with all its tenets and strictures. His faith seems to have helped him discover the inner peace that had so eluded him in his early years – and it is this peace that the art lover sees in the maturity, the grace and, indeed, the serenity of his work.Boshoff is first and always a South African and some of his most memorable works are landscapes depicting the veld with cattle crazing. They have about them the epitome of that elusive spirit that makes South African émigrés long for home and dream of sun-baked days on the stubby veld.
Boshoff’s often large canvasses evidence a rare understanding of colour and balance and that essential ability to capture the fleeting impression that is the very essence of Impressionism. He is unreservedly a romantic impressionist, a man who, in the camera of his mind, can retain the precise nuance of an expression he wishes to impart. This imbues his characters with that upturned glance – that arched smile – that help make his paintings come alive and which create a rare concord with the viewer.For some time, he toured the then Rhodesia on a motorcycle, noting, sketching, remembering. The astonishing variety of his subjects – from the bleak actuality of a parched stretch of veld to the lush softness of a mother dressing her daughter – point to a truly unusual eye, one that has not allowed itself to be seduced by that which is easier, or habitual, or by that which he personally prefers. Indeed, when one asks Boshoff to nominate his favourite work, he says, “I haven’t made it yet. It may be the next one. Or the one after that.”
If Boshoff could be said to have a trademark, it would be that singular ability to express the passing moment in such a wide variety of work. He backs this up with a technical ability that is first-rate and an understanding of colour and harmony that is, quite possibly, unique, at least in South Africa.His work has been exhibited to acclaim around the world and is collected by enthusiasts from New York to Auckland. Like so many great artists, he does not work quickly – he often progresses laboriously to what the untrained eye may acclaim to be the perfect canvass only to tear it up and start again. He is his own, most austere critic.Branko Dimitrov . Branko's appearence is the antithesis of what most people would think of an artist. He's a fully bearded giant of a man who speaks English slightly hesitantly as one would expect of a Serb who has lived here for less than 10 years.His art belies his appearance. It is a rarely concordant blend of colours that ring with vibrancy and a peculiarly indevidualistic interpretation of a semi-abstract realism, the whole of which is eye-catchingly effective.Although the colours are bold and imaginative, there is a harmony to the work that compels in spite of the fact that he looks like a Slav Goliath, he is an artist with a soul. To say nothing of a perceptive and very different style. He says he has never had formal art training and, in many respects, he opposes the concept.
He was born in a vilage 2 000m up in the southern area of former Yugoslavia, a state that has now changed, with much conflict, into six different countries. He says that because of such high altitudes, the sky was more vivid, the clouds more starkly etched. This may be his opinion but, he adds, he immediately noticed that the sky over Pretoria was similar when he emigrated in 1993,"In 1994 the trouble started in Yugoslavia. It was Christain versus Muslim, Serb versus Croat and, in spite of the fact that I am a Serb I was not interested in being part of the violence. I have a wife and, at that stage, two young daughters. If I had remained, I would have been expected to pick up a gun and shoot people. I was not prepared to do that." "I came to South Africa because South Africa was the only country to grant us a visa."
"In the beginning, it was very, very difficult," he says. "For seven months I had to sell clothing for a fellow Serb who had a business here. But I believe that if you have an ability and are prepared to keep on trying, you must eventually have some success. Now my work is shown around South Africa. I am content." Comparing his life as an artist in Yugoslavia and South Africa. His answer is perhaps courteously ablique. "We lived in a town known as Kragujevac, about halfway between the formar capital Belgrade and the second city, Nis, It is close to the border between Bulgaria and Serbia. Indeed my wife is a Bulgatian. There was a proper artist colony and we often traveled to places such as Poland and other areas of Europe to absorb what was new in art and to try and improve our knowledge. "But people have always struggled in the area where I lived. You know the events that lead to the first World War happened near there. It has never been a wealthy district. The average wage was about R800 and I was getting the equivalent of R200 - R300 for my paintings I could not complain." Branco started drawing and painting when he was a boy of 13 - "animals mostly" - and says that his style has evolved as he grew older. He notes that it has matured in the time he has been in South Africa but says that, no, it hasn't changed. His fondness for dramatic skies, skies that sometimes dominates his landscapes, come from his vivid memories of the skies above the village where he grew up and, of cource, the Highveld skies, sometimes among the most dramatic in the world. "When I see an image that strikes me I try to file it away in my memory."
Today Branco's work fetches upto R24 000 for one of his canvases and his work is growing in popularity. It is not hard to see why.

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