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4 : ELIZABETH HUNTER STUDIO

Elizabeth Hunter is a descendant of the pioneer Davidson family of Twenty Four Rivers and lives and works on the farm, which dates back to the late 1800's.  Elizabeth is one of a growing band of highly talented artists who have made the Waterberg their home and draw inspiration from the community and the landscape just as Pierneef, Naude and Coetzee did.  Elizabeth works in oils and watercolours, combining a gift in both landscape, rural scenes an increasing love of portraiture.  Liz provides art classes to young people at Timothy House on a weekly basis.

Her work may be viewed at her studio which she has restored in the old E.A. Davidson Memorial Farm School which is situated near the Church of St John the Baptist.  An opportunity to meet her in person, view and discuss her art and heritage is by appointment only.  Art works for sale.