Gregoire Boonzaier — District Six, 1980

The work is signed in the plate.

Sizes:
Frame: 56 × 45 cm | 22 × 17.7 in
Artwork: 34 × 25 cm | 13.4 × 9.8 in

This original linocut, created in 1980, exemplifies the distinctive style of the renowned South African artist Gregoire Boonzaier (1909–2005). It captures a poignant urban view, reflective of his celebrated depictions of Cape Town street and district scenes, specifically the iconic area of District Six.

The piece showcases a strong composition executed in bold black ink, demonstrating the artist’s masterful use of light and shadow. This evocative work remains a quintessential example of Boonzaier’s graphic artistry, offering both historical charm and technical brilliance for any collection.

Private collection, Barcelona.

The item is in good condition, presented in a decorative frame, and protected under glass.

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