All art pieces will be available for collection from the Wycliffe South Africa offices in Edenvale, Johannesburg. Delivery can be made upon request at an extra cost.
Nellien Brewer 
Otto Klar 
Nicky Liebenberg 
Johanna Pillinger 
Korien Sander 
Elizabeth Speight 
Carol van Heerden 
C.J. Versteegh
Nellien Brewer
Oil on Canvas.
Art, for me, has become intertwined with spirituality to such a degree that I can no longer completely separate the two. I strive to express the intangible in a tangible way, and am constantly challenged to explore ways of combining the natural with the spiritual. I explore themes of mortality and immortality, different worldviews and philosophies. Predominantly, however, all my art-making revolves around giving visual expression to ‘The Word’.
https://www.nellienbrewer.com | https://www.art.co.za/nellienbrewer
Botswana Autumn
Image Code: NB01
Oil on Canvas, 45.5x60cm
Price: R1,500
Rocky Stream Clarens
Image Code: NB02
Oil on Canvas, 60x45.5cm
Price: R1,500
Peace - Clarens
Image Code: NB03
Oil on Canvas, 40x50cm
Price: R1,000
Clarens Fence
Image Code: NB04
Oil on Canvas, 50x59.5cm
Price: R1,500
Otto Klar
This piece by famous artist Otto Klar was donated to Wycliffe to help raise funds.
Otto Klar Landscape
Image Code: OK01
44x52cm (framed)
Price: R3,000
Nicky Liebenberg
Printmaking / drypoint etching.
Nicky Liebenberg is a South African fine artist. She has been working independently for over twenty years in various mediums, particularly graphic media.
The Fisherboy
Image Code: NL01
Drypoint etching & chine-collé on Fabriano paper, 34x48cm
Price: R1,200
The Firestarter
Image Code: NL05
Drypoint etching on Fabriano paper, 34x48cm
Price: R1,200
Johanna Pillinger
Pencil drawings on paper: Portraits.
Johanna, along with her husband, Steve, have been involved in Wycliffe since the 1980s. They served in Kenya, the UK headquarters and are now in South Africa (since 2011). In spite of health challenges, Johanna has been able to contribute in various areas, including the production of artwork to increase awareness of Bible Translation. All her portraits are of people in the communities where Bible Translation is taking place.
Himba Woman
Image Code: JP21
Pencil on paper, A2 (framed)
Price: R2,800
Senior Tribesman
Image Code: JP23
Pencil on paper, A2 (framed)
Price: R2,800
Makhuwa Mother & Child
Image Code: JP24
Pencil on paper, A2 (framed)
Price: R2,800
Rendille Warrior
Image Code: JP25
Pencil on paper, A2 (framed)
Price: R2,800
Korien Sander
Mixed media.
All the works are collages using screen-printed and monotype elements. The handwritten text (in black) is Hab. 2.14 which inspired this series “For the earth shall be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the LORD, as the waters cover the sea.”
Contours of Grace
Image Code: KS01
29.7x42cm paper mounted on 32x45cm
Price: R750
Sea Tree III
Image Code: KS02
29.7x42cm paper mounted on 35x47cm
Price: R750
Sea Currents
Image Code: KS03
21x29.7cm paper mounted on 25.5x34cm
Price: R470
Sea Grass I
Image Code: KS04
14.8x21cm paper mounted on 19x24cm
Price: R325
Elizabeth Speight
Oil on Canvas.
A set of canvases in oil of African schoolchildren and their teacher. When I learnt the theme for the Jubilee Art Exhibition was God Loves Africa, I realized these paintings bore witness to the fact that God loves Africa and is busy working here (Psalm 139:13-14).
Story Behind the Images
The woman at the top is a portrait of Joyce Nthuli, their class teacher. Hers is a remarkable story. She left an abusive husband and took her two boys with her.
After many trials, she ended up teaching children at the squatter camp by Sarmcol. She gave lessons in a container that had been left there. News that the container was going to be taken away caused Joyce to pray to God in front if her class that he would provide a place for them to learn.
One of the children in her class had a mother who was working for Caroline Hancock. Caroline Hancock bought the old HADCA building in Main Street, Howick, because they were moving their headquarters from there. That building was originally a school for Indian children, until the Group Areas Act forced them to move out of Howick.
Thebelihle Primary School for disadvantaged children got started, with Joyce Ntuli as one of the teachers.
The Methodist church in Howick has partnered with a Methodist church in America to produce what we can now see as the huge complex of buildings and classrooms and sports fields that is the present Thembelihle Primary School.
Many years ago, Ruth Fairlamb, a member of the Howick Arts Society, asked for volunteers to come and teach art at Thembelihle. That is how I met Joyce Ntuli. She is a gifted teacher. I heard her story when she spoke at the Opening of the school.
When I was teaching there I took photographs of the children to put on the cover of their art files so that I could learn their names. I also took a photograph of Joyce. Later, I did a series of paintings from these photographs.
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Teacher & Learners
Image Code: ES01-ES09
Oil on Canvas
Price: R300 each
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ES02
ES03
ES04
ES05
ES06
ES08
Carol van Heerden
Photography.
Carol is the Senior Field Coordinator at Wycliffe SA, with a love for photography that has inspired her to capture many beautiful scenes while traveling in Africa.
Botswana Savannah
Image Code: CH01
Perspex, 59.4x21cm
Price: R900
Himba Reflections
Image Code: CH02
Metal, 30x30cm
Price: R750
African Freedom
Image Code: CH03
Canvas, A2
Price: R1,000
African Beauty
Image Code: CH04
Perspex, A2
Price: R1,000
Africa Thunders
Image Code: CH05
Perspex, A3
Price: R800
Kalahari Sunrise
Image Code: CH06
Metal, A3
Price: R800
C.J. Versteegh
This piece by famous artist C.J. Versteegh was donated to Wycliffe to help raise funds.
C.J. Versteegh Landscape
Image Code: CV01
51x41cm (framed)
Price: R650
