Lourensford Wine Estate

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Lourensford Wine Estate

WELCOME TO THE  ANTON SMIT SCULPTURE EXHIBITION

 

Exhibition is Now On 

 

Place: Lourensford Wine Estate 
All Sculptures are Available for purchase direct from the artist

 

Time: 10 am – 6 pm – daily
Entrance is Free 
Sculpture Exhibition will be available until 2024

 

 

Widely revered for his overwhelming heads and monumental African sculptures, Anton Smit’s works grace public and private collections countrywide and internationally.

Walking through ​the gardens one is compelled to stop and pause as you are transformed by the beauty and power of​ these life size ​sculptures.

 

The art works are strategically curated in the beautiful garden area of this prestigious estate and the exhibition is open to the public free of charge.

 

Showcasing various pieces, ranging from the ethereal “Crouching Angel”, a winged figure which seems to suspend in the air, to the imposing giant figure of “The Colossal Youth” and the iconic “Faith”, which have become synonymous with Anton’s work.

 

For Sculpture Inquiries

Contact: Roelien Smit
Email: info@antonsmit.co.za
Mobile/ Whatsapp: 082 653 7659  

 

 

Anton Smit with one of his art works entitled “Speed Head”  – 2021 at Lourensford

 

 

 

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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY:
Each artwork comes signed by Anton Smit, with a certificate of authenticity and a unique edition number

 


 

 

Address: Lourensford Road, Somerset West, Cape Town, 7130

 

 

 

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ABOUT ANTON SMIT:

 

Arguably one of the major sculptors alive today, Anton’s work evokes themes of suffering, reconciliation, glory and sublimation.

Born in Boksburg in August 1954, Anton entered his first sculpting exhibition at the age of sixteen and won first prize. Following successful exhibitions in White River, Nelspruit, Pretoria and Cape Town, Smit turned to sculpting full-time to fulfil the demand for his work by galleries and private collectors.

In 1990, international recognition came in the form of exhibitions in Rome and Milan, an invitation to exhibit in New York and Hong Kong, as well as a return exhibition in Italy in 1993. More exhibitions followed in Bonn, Washington, Singapore and Koln.

 

His body of work comprises towering human figures, nudes, heads, masks, hands, angels, floating and stretching figures, warriors, as well as abstract works, sculpted out of steel, metal, stone and a unique iron and polymer cast mixture, as well as bronze.

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