Nestled beside the legendary Bainskloof Pass and framed by the majestic Hawekwa and Groenberg mountains, Welvanpas is more than a wine estate—it is a South African legacy. As the birthplace of Voortrekker leader Piet Retief, and nurtured by ten generations of the Retief family, its story is deeply woven into the fabric of Cape history.

With masterful precision, Errol captures this legacy in a breathtaking celebration of light, colour, and heritage. His brushwork evokes the rhythmic shift of seasons over vineyard-lined slopes, the grace of Cape Dutch architecture, and the quiet power of the surrounding peaks bathed in golden sunlight.

This is not just a painting—it is a portal into a place where time slows, where history and nature exist in seamless harmony. Whether you’re an art enthusiast, wine aficionado, or heritage collector, this piece is a rare opportunity to own a visual symphony of tradition, terroir, and beauty.

A timeless treasure for those who value depth, story, and the enduring soul of the Cape Winelands.

About Errol Norbury

Born in South Africa in 1949, Errol Norbury displayed artistic prowess from an early age. His innate talent led him to pursue a formal education in art, where he studied commercial art and illustration at the University of the Witwatersrand.

Since embarking on his artistic journey in 1972, Errol has devoted himself to fine art, emphasizing the intricate medium of oil painting. Over the years, he has honed his craft and developed a distinct style that captivates audiences worldwide.

Errol's repertoire encompasses diverse subjects, ranging from majestic seascapes to captivating still lifes, from graceful aircraft to sweeping landscapes and vibrant wildlife to the cherished scenes of his beloved bushveld.

Norbury's artistic endeavors have taken him across the globe, with exhibitions held in renowned galleries not only in the United States and Europe but also in numerous galleries throughout South Africa, where his work continues to garner acclaim.

One of the highlights of Errol's illustrious career came in April 1999 when his masterful painting of a British Royal Navy ship garnered widespread recognition. Presented to Katharine Worsley, Duchess of Kent, this exquisite artwork now enjoys pride of place at the United Kingdom's prestigious National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, London, where it serves as a testament to Errol Norbury's enduring legacy in the world of fine art.

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