Boonzaier, Gregoire

Self-portrait
Still life with fruit
Druiwepakkers - SOLD
Firs with red trunks, Kenilworth - SOLD
Bo-Kaap - SOLD
View of Table Bay, Bo-Kaap - SOLD
Waenhuiskrans - SOLD
Bare oaks, Newlands, late autumn - SOLD
District Six - SOLD
District Six with view to harbour - SOLD
Huis met veranda - Ou Kaapstad - SOLD
View from Signal Hill - SOLD
Houses on a hillside, Bo-Kaap - SOLD
Malay Quarter, Cape Town - SOLD
Still life with St. Joseph's lillies - SOLD
Interior - SOLD
Still life with hibiscus - SOLD
Still life with teapot - SOLD
Malay Quarter, Cape Town - SOLD
Houses - SOLD
Farmhouse with bare oaks - SOLD
Paternoster - SOLD
Landscape with trees and houses - SOLD
Landskap met kronkelende pad, Kenilworth - SOLD
Huisies langs die Liesbeekrivier - SOLD
Studio - SOLD
Cape Town Harbour - SOLD
Op ten Horst - SOLD
Caledon Street - SOLD

Gregoire Boonzaier was born in Newlands, Cape Town in 1909. He was the son of the political cartoonist, DC Boonzaier and benefited from the close contact with his fathers artist friends who included Pieter Wenning, Nita Spilhaus and Moses Kottler, the sculptor. Gregoire was in fact given his first paint box by Kottler in 1922, and received an easel from Nita Spilhaus in 1926. DC Boonzaier was strongly opposed to formal art training and Gregoire forwarded his initial studies through association with these early Cape Impressionist painters.
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