This artwork features a detailed sketch by Andrew Putter, focusing on botanical elements that are likely part of the Flora Capensis series. The use of archival pigment inks on high-quality cotton rag paper suggests a refined and delicate representation of flora, emphasizing intricate lines and textures.
Andrew Putter's 'Hottentots Holland: Flora Capensis 1' showcases intricate botanical illustrations, likely inspired by the diverse flora of the Hottentots Holland region. The piece is presented on archival pigment ink on cotton rag paper, framed behind museum-grade glass, emphasizing its artistic detail and significance.
This archival pigment print by Andrew Putter, titled 'Hottentots Holland: Flora Capensis 3', features a rich display of the unique flora found in the Hottentots Holland region. The artwork, created in 2008, is printed on cotton rag paper and measures 78 by 64.5 cm, highlighting the intricate details and colors of the plants.
This archival pigment print titled 'Andrew Putter Hottentots Holland: Flora Capensis 4' features a detailed representation of the unique plant life found in the Hottentots Holland region. Created in 2008, the artwork captures the intricate textures and colors of various flora, highlighting the biodiversity and ecological significance of the area.
This artwork by Andrew Putter, titled 'Lydie Logie,' explores the historical theme of shipwrecks along South Africa's Wild Coast during the 1600s and 1700s. Executed in 2009, it is part of the African Hospitality Series and features archival pigment ink on cotton rag paper, suggesting a rich texture and detailed imagery.
This artwork, titled 'Guillaume,' is by South African artist Andrew Putter, created in 2009. It is part of the African Hospitality Series and showcases intricate details and vibrant colors, printed with archival pigment ink on cotton rag paper. The piece is framed with non-reflective museum glass, enhancing its presentation.
This artwork by Andrew Putter, titled 'Lydia Logie,' is part of the African Hospitality series. It likely portrays cultural elements and themes relevant to South Africa, executed in archival pigment ink on cotton rag paper. The piece is framed with non-reflective museum glass, emphasizing its artistic details.
This artwork, titled 'Hottentots Holland: Flora Capensis 2' by Andrew Putter, features intricate botanical illustrations that likely highlight the unique flora of the Hottentots Holland region. The piece is framed behind museum-grade glass, emphasizing its archival quality and attention to detail. Signed and dated 2008, it is a limited edition work, numbered 1/8.
Andrew Putter's 'Native Work' diptych showcases two large sheets of archival pigment inks on cotton rag paper, likely featuring intricate patterns and vibrant colors that reflect themes of nature and cultural identity. Each sheet measures 59.5 x 43 cm, combining to create a striking visual impact.
The artwork 'Hottentots' by Andrew Putter features a vibrant depiction of South African flora, rendered as an archival pigment print on cotton rag paper. The piece, framed with UV protection museum-quality glass, measures 78 by 64.5 cm, highlighting the intricate details and colors of the native plant life.
This artwork, titled 'Hottentots Holland: Flora Capensis 5' by Andrew Putter, features a rich and colorful depiction of the unique plant life found in the Hottentots Holland region of South Africa. The pigment print is presented on laid paper, emphasizing the intricate details and textures of the flora.
This artwork, titled 'Hottentots Holland: Flora Capensis 2' by Andrew Putter, features a stunning pigment print on laid paper. The piece likely highlights the rich and diverse flora of the Hottentots Holland region in South Africa, emphasizing intricate details and vibrant colors characteristic of the local plant life.
This artwork, titled 'Hottentots Holland: Flora Capensis 1' by Andrew Putter, features a pigment print that likely incorporates elements of the local flora and reflects on the colonial history of the Hottentots, also known as Khoekhoe, in the Cape Town region. The piece is framed and signed, emphasizing its artistic and historical significance.
This archival pigment print by Andrew Putter, titled 'Hottentots', delves into the historical interactions between the Khoekhoe people and the Dutch. The artwork likely features elements symbolizing flora and cultural motifs, reflecting a hybrid culture that could have emerged from their relationship.
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