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Allee' Bleue Franschhoek

Allee' Bleue Franschhoek

Errol Norbury

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Discover the enchanting portrayal of Allee' Bleue in Franschhoek through the meticulous brushwork of artist Errol Norbury. Renowned for his intricate details and vivid clarity, Errol captures the essence of this location with exceptional skill. His art breathes life into the scene from the deep blue mountain ranges to the sun-dappled Wineland vineyards that change with the seasons.

Errol's versatility shines as he tackles a diverse array of subjects, including heritage Cape Dutch homesteads and the awe-inspiring African sunsets of the bushveld. His deliberate brushstrokes infuse each piece with a sense of authenticity and wonder. Allee' Bleue, nestled in the picturesque Franschhoek region, comes alive under Errol's touch, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in its beauty. Through his art, Errol Norbury crafts a vivid and captivating narrative that celebrates the essence of this iconic South African landscape.

About Artist

Born in South Africa in 1949, Errol Norbury displayed artistic talent early in his life. Norbury went on to study commercial art and illustration at the University of the Witwatersrand. 

Since 1972 Errol has concentrated on fine art focusing on oil painting. His choice of subject matter is wide and varied – seascapes, still lives, aircraft, landscapes, wildlife and his beloved bushveld scenes.

In 1981 Errol undertook his first overseas tour to Europe and the U.S.A. He exhibited in El Paso, Texas, in 1981 and 1982 and in Belgium and England. He quickly adapted his palette to those colours predominately in Europe and had complete sell-outs at his exhibitions.

Norbury has exhibited in the USA, Europe, and many South African galleries. His painting of a British Royal Navy ship was presented to Katharine Worsley, Duchess of Kent, in April 1999. The painting is now on permanent display at the UK's National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, London.

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  • Established in 1987

    Established in 1987

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