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(UPDATE: INCLUDES FRAMING!) SANNETTE BOSHOFF: "Unyielding: Mud and Memory" - Original Mixed Media

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(UPDATE: INCLUDES FRAMING!) SANNETTE BOSHOFF:  Unyielding: Mud and Memory  - Original Mixed Media
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This item SOLD at 2026 Jul 26 @ 12:05UTC-05:00 : EST/CDT
UPDATE: Includes custom framing up to $550 courtesy of Southwest Gallery of Dallas."UNYIELDING: MUD AND MEMORY" - Original mixed media on canvas by international wildlife artist Sannette Boshoff, measures 36x33". The one thing that distinguishes Boshoff's work from anyone, and everyone else, is the boldness of her style, which can only be described as Abstract Realism in Mixed Media, with acrylics forming the backbone of her work. Love it or hate it - you can't ignore it. The artist uses Bold Color and Tactile Texture. She's selling statement art for collectors - not decor art. Another aspect of her art is the textures and collage layers cannot be faked in a print. Every piece is once off. "Dagga Boy" is considered one of the most dangerous and resilient animals in Africa. This painting was an exercise in capturing that "unshakeable" force. By layering different materials and metallic paints, she wanted to create a portrait that simply cannot be ignored-just like encountering one in the wild. The artist used mixed media, including tissue paper and wound dressing, to capturing the raw, unpredictable spirit of the African buffalo through abstract realism. She builds up those deep, rugged textures you see on the face and boss, capturing the "moodiness" and drama that makes these icons of the African bush so legendary. Sannette Boshoff, sannetteboshoffart@gmail.com. Southwest Gallery, Mike Downs, 214-704-0214, 4500 Sigma Road, Dallas, 75244.

NOTE: Lot closes Sunday, July 26th at 12 pm with extensions. If a bid is placed within one (1) minute of the close time, the close will extend one (1) minute. This process will repeat until no bids are placed within one (1) minute of the last close.