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Author Archives: Reviva
Ship on a mantelpiece
If you look very carefully at the framed print above Peter’s ship you might spot the sea captain’s ship on his mantelpiece. Thank you Shirley for sending us this from the Edward Ardizzone exhibition in London.
Posted in Children's book illustration, My home
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Click!
How wonderful when you recognise the selfsame image you came across on a vague, unstructured walk in the Drakensberg in a display at the lovely, charming Himeville Museum, 17 km away. Click! A detail on a huge boulder that … Continue reading
Posted in Art commentary, Autobiography, Travel
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Mantelboard Dashpiece
From ‘ Outing in the Cuore’ From ‘Outing in the half-loaf’ See all 28 plus works that comprise the exhibition DOMESTIC ASSOCIATIONS / DOMESTIC EXCURSIONS on this website under the heading ‘Paintings’.
Posted in Art commentary, Children's book illustration, Travel
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Exhibition of my works
To see the works that will be exhibited and to purchase them before they go up, please click this link: https://revivaschermbrucker.co.za/?page_id=22
Posted in Art commentary, Autobiography, Products, Uncategorized
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Mission accomplished
My parents, George and Yehudith Jameson at the launch of a solo exhibition of my mother’s paintings at Upstairs@Bamboo in Melville, Johannesburg on 15th October, 2016
Posted in Art commentary, Autobiography
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Battle Cave characters
The Battle Cave is well known for it’s Bushman/San paintings. But I did not expect to find these three in amongst the plethora of more familiar images. The positioning of the figures, the subtle differences between them, their delightful stance. … Continue reading
Posted in Art commentary, Travel
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The Drakensberg revealed itself to us…
A walk I will never forget in Cobham, South Drakensberg
Posted in Autobiography, the natural world, Travel
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Late exhibition but not that late
At age 90, Yehudith will get a chance to show off her considerable talents as a painter, dreamer, colourist and imaginer
Posted in Art commentary, People
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Shake hands with Buddha
A friend came visiting with this gift. It’s a citron called Buddha’s hand. Smells citrus-stunning, looks vegetable-cunning. Makes me stupidly happy. I am finding that I have a zest for all things zesty. It takes very small things…
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My brilliant painting career
It’s in this spirit, I paint.