The Pretoria CBD is filled with heritage. The church square is surrounded with old Colonial buildings with differing architectural styles, including the Flemish influence introduced by the Dutch Settlers. On the perimeter of the CBd are many grand old residences
The following subject matter may be found in the gardens and verandas of Muckleneuk, the family home of the Campbell family at the corner of Essenwood Road and Marriot Road. It is also home to the Killie Campbell Museum and
Born in Norway, Nils emigrated to South Africa in 1911 and trained at the Durban School of Art. He taught art and ceramics at the Durban School of Art and was responsible for much of the artwork in the Addington
Click on the link below to read the notice and details of the December 2019 presentation: Notice of Meeting December 2019 – SANS PROGRAM FOR DECEMBER 2019 MEETING DATE: Tuesday 10 December 2019 VENUE: KwaMuhle Museum, Bram Fischer Road
Click on the link below to access the newsletter: Newsletter November 2019 SANS
Click on the link below to access the KZN events diary for Dec 2019 and January 2020 Information collated by Carol Alan (Art-Deco Society) Events Diary 2019 12 Dec Jan
A successful 2019 AGM was held at the Durban Country Club on Saturday 16 November. Apart from the normal proceedings those attending, heard a fascinating address on the life of Marjorie Courtenay-Latimer and her work with Caelocanths and her extensive
This grand old home, an historic monument was built in the 1870’s by Sir Frederick Moor, the last Prime Minister of Natal. The property is now an adventure centre – Greystone Camp and Adventure Centre with accommodation for groups and
At the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of every year, the free world pauses to remember something important. We remember those who paid for what we have. Freedom (of a
Mary Stainbank from Coedmore was commissioned to make up the plaque commemorating Winston Churchill’s speech at the Durban Post Office after his escape from Pretoria . He had been captured in 1899 at Chievely, near Estcourt, by the Boers when