Resided in South Africa from 1948.
A painter and a graphic artist of landscapes, seascapes and still life.
Works in mixed media and in various graphic media, particularly woodcuts
and screenprints. Series of “Musicians”, “trees”,
“Rocks” and “Seasons”.
Studies: 1955-60 Pretoria Technical Collect, under Robert Hodgins; 1965
in Rome, Italy under S. Giuliani; 1978 Camden Institute for Adult Education,
London, England, screenprinting under Miss Greenfield.
Profile: From 1960 a member of the SAAA; a member of the Artists Guild,
Cape Town. 1984 illustrated Gebed vir Wilhelm, a book of poetry by Phil
du Plessis. 1938-48 lived in England; 1948-71 lived in Pretoria, thereafter
in the Cape Province. 1964-65 visited Rome; 1978 London and in 1984 Jerusalem.
In 1986 she spent four months at the Cite Internationale des Arts, Paris.
Exhibitions: 1959 Lidchi Gallery, Johannesburg, first of 37 solo exhibitions,
two of which were held in London in 1978 and one in 1985; she has participated
in numerous group exhibitions from 1960 through South Africa and in Italy,
West Germany, Zimbabwe, the UK, the USA and France; 1960 and 1964 Quadrennial
Exhibitions; 1981 Republic Festival Exhibition.
Represented: Hester Rupert Art Museum, Graaff Reinet; King George VI
Art Gallery, Port Elizabeth; Potchefstroom Museum; Potchefstroom University
for CHE; Pretoria Art Museum; Rand Afrikaans University; SA National Gallery,
Cape Town; University of Cape Town; University of Stellenbosch; University
of the Witwatersrand; Willem Annandale Art Gallery, Lichtenburg; William
Humphreys Art Gallery, Kimberley.
References: SAA; SAGAT; BSAK1; SA Art; 3Cs; AASA; Artlook August 1967;
September 1969 and June 1971; SA Arts Calendar vol. 2 no. 6 July 1977;
Gallery Winter, 1983.
Reference: The Dictionary of South African Painters and Sculptors
Grania Ogilvie, Published by Everard Read
EXHIBITIONS
2012
Turn Around Time, annual Winter Solstice exhibition at The Cape Gallery
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Artist: ALICE GOLDIN
Title: Roadside Trees
Size: 50 x 71 cm
Media: Tempera
Price on request |