Hugo Naude

Pieter Hugo Naude (1869 - 1941) is a South-African painter resulting from communautée the afrikaner.

Pieter Hugo Naude was born in 1869 with Worcester in the Colonie from the Cape.

In 1889, it unloads in England to make studies there. Endowed in painting, it meets in the British capital Olive Schreiner which supports it in its artistic step and presents it to Havelock Ellis which facilitates to him the entry at the school of arts of London.

After its studies, he works a time in Italy before returning to South Africa in 1896 where he puts in painting the family farm. He travels then through all the country until the Chutes Victoria in Southern Rhodesia.

In 1902, it joined the South-African company of the artists thanks to whom it can present its works through exposures of painting.

Of 1904 with 1913, it settles in Worcester where it arranges a studio of painting (today Hugo Naude Art Centers). It goes back then to London then to Munich to supplement its graphic knowledge there.

In 1915, it marries Julia Brown and in 1917 its paintings are included in a publication devoted to the South-African landscapes and are published by a publisher devoted to art in the British Empire.

Implied in the local life of Worcester, it is also interested in the Scoutisme to which it adheres. With its death, it bequeaths its artistic work to the town of Worcester.

Exposures

1902 : First exposure of the South African Society off Art to the Cape.
1910 : National S.A Union Exhibition , Johannesburg.
1924 : S.A Section, Empire Exhibition , Wembley.
1930 : S.A. Academy Exhibition , Johannesburg.
1948 : Overseas Exhibition off S.A Art , Touches Gallery.
1953 : Rhodos Centenary Exhibition , Bulawayo.
1969: Retrospective Exhibition , Pretoria Art Museum,

Pluisieurs of its paintings are permanently exposed to the Johannesburg Art Gallery , with S.A National Gallery in the Cape , the Pretoria Art Museum , the Durban Art Gallery , with the Ann Bryant Gallery with East London, with the William Humphreys Gallery of Kimberley, with Albany Gallery of Grahamstown, with the Queenstown Art Gallery and the Worcester City Council (Hugo Naude Collection)

External bonds

Table painted by Hugo Naude
Another table of Hugo Naude

Random links: