First For Bid or Buy!!! Wow!!! Original Abstract by Pauline Gutter!!!!!

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Wow!!! Original Abstract by Pauline Gutter!!!!!

Do not miss out on this stunning investment piece!!!!

Size 60cm x 20cm, oil on board.

Gutter het in 2013 Suid-Afrika se gesogte Absa L’Atelier-prys van R125 000 en ’n halfjaar se kunsverblyf in die Cité Internationale des Arts in Parys, Frankryk, gewen.

Terselfdertyd het sy die kunswêreld laat regop sit oor die skynbaar nuut gevonde talent in die Vrystaat. Verlede jaar is die prys aan Elrie Joubert toegeken, die eerste Vrystater wat dit in die 28 jaar van dié kompetisie gewen het.

Artist Pauline Gutter grew up on the farm Nuwe Orde in the Free State, which has ensured her deeply rooted understanding of the landscape, cattle and farmers. Her work highlights the “removal” of the farming community from their land. A review of a recent exhibition described her themes: “A struggle for survival prevails in the dangerous world that is projected to us in the paintings … The viewer observes the land, the people and animals in the extreme, depicted as soft targets and voiceless victims.” She sees her artwork as a way to bring communities together:

“Art is an instrument of diversity that heals people.” Gutter’s work is widely recognised and included in private and corporate collections both locally and abroad, but she remains commited to her home country. She is this year’s recipient of the Helgaard Steyn prize and has been a finalist in many other distinguished art competitions, including Sasol New Signatures and the Absa L’Atelier Awards.

— Lisa van Wyk