The 3 Best Art Galleries in George
Local expert curated 3 best Art Galleries in George, Western Cape by detailed analysis of customer reviews, services, operating hours, complaints, and many more. Our goal is to create a list with enough choices to cater to everyone's preferences while making sure it was small enough to not be overwhelming.
Cape Palette Art & Picture Framing
Welcome to Cape Palette, we are an Art Gallery in George at the famous Garden Route and exhibit some of the best emerging and established South African artists.
We sell only great quality of fine art for all art lovers, serious collectors, as well as first time buyers at a good value for money.
Established 2002 in George, Cape Palette Art Gallery soon created a reputation for their professionalism, high quality and a genuine enthusiasm for the arts.
In 2016 Cape Palette buil
We sell only great quality of fine art for all art lovers, serious collectors, as well as first time buyers at a good value for money.
Established 2002 in George, Cape Palette Art Gallery soon created a reputation for their professionalism, high quality and a genuine enthusiasm for the arts.
In 2016 Cape Palette built their own studio gallery.
In 2002 he opened Cape Palette Art Gallery in George together with his wife Doris.
Being a perfectionist, Leander takes great pride in all framework undertaken by him at Cape Palette.
With his more than 20 years of experience in the field of framing and art, he knows exactly which frame will enhance a painting, a photo or any other object.
Leander Brand offers a professional picture framing service that adheres to the highest standards, as well as offering helpful advice to anyone who wants to attractively and professionally display their pictures or artwork.
All framing is done on premises by our trained framing team and we are equipped to provide for all facets of framing with a large variety of frames and matt boards at his disposal.
Doris Brand was born in the small town of Bruchsal in Germany. Read More
Sara Siân Art Gallery
Sara was born Sarah Jane, but she now goes by Sara Sin (pronounced Sara Shaan), the Welsh name her Welsh grandfather gave her. Currently, Sara Sin lives in George, in South Africa's Western Cape, with her husband Dion, their two children, Bethany and Joshua, and their Golden Retriever studio assistant Marley. Sara successfully practised art for a number of years in the UK while taking part in various exhibitions after earning a BA Honours Degree in Illustration from Liverpool John Moores Un
Sara was born Sarah Jane, but she now goes by Sara Sin (pronounced Sara Shaan), the Welsh name her Welsh grandfather gave her. Currently, Sara Sin lives in George, in South Africa's Western Cape, with her husband Dion, their two children, Bethany and Joshua, and their Golden Retriever studio assistant Marley. Sara successfully practised art for a number of years in the UK while taking part in various exhibitions after earning a BA Honours Degree in Illustration from Liverpool John Moores University before giving in to her desire to travel. Before settling in South Africa in 2001, Sara Sin spent a year travelling throughout Africa and South America. After that, Sara focused on raising her children while running a lucrative graphic design business for many years. Sara's intense desire to paint and produce art, however, has always been present in her thoughts and is once more the centre of her attention. The town of Brighton in the UK served as the subject and inspiration for Sara's earlier work due to the abundance of beautiful and striking architecture, with the famous West Pier serving as a dominant feature. As a result, the West Pier Trust hired Sara to paint the nearly abandoned Grade 1 Listed Pier, which was then given to HRH The Prince of Wales. Sara's love of African wildlife and its people, on the other hand, is a theme that has more recently emerged. Africa, however, changed Sara's creative focus. Sara Sins' most recent work is striking and emotive, expertly and beautifully capturing the essence of the subject matter. Sara Sins typically works in oils or mixed media and likes to incorporate gold leaf. Read More
Crouse Art Gallery George
For the discriminating art collector, Crouse Art makes the purchase of exquisite works of art a totally new experience.
If you want to see a few pieces in the convenience of your own home or workplace, Crouse Art will make arrangements for an experienced art dealer to come to you and speed up the viewing and/or purchase of those pieces.
South Africa as a whole offers this special service.
At Crouse Art, we only deal in authentic South African art, particularly investment art
If you want to see a few pieces in the convenience of your own home or workplace, Crouse Art will make arrangements for an experienced art dealer to come to you and speed up the viewing and/or purchase of those pieces.
South Africa as a whole offers this special service.
At Crouse Art, we only deal in authentic South African art, particularly investment art.
We have pieces by a wide range of well-known artists, including Este Mostert, Anton Benzon, Diane Erasmus, Christiaan Nice, and many more.
We will do all in our power to help you with your purchase.
We provide several payment options and are happy to offer you our qualified counsel both within South Africa and abroad.
Some of the most well-known South African sculptures can be found at Crouse Art. Read More