REFLECTIVE RESONANCE
Angus Taylor
Pivotal to the founder’s vision for the Bokkie Garden, this powerful landmark gazes out over the Franschhoek valley.
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ARTEMIS AND DOGS I–III
Deborah Bell
Artemis, the Greek goddess of hunting, and her three dogs positioned on the manicured lawn are the focal point of the garden in front of the Manor House
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THINKER
Guy du Toit
This sculpture is placed in the centre of the Four Quarters Vineyards where four walkways cross and four bright red benches invite guests to take some time for quiet contemplation.
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HOMECOMING
Otto du Plessis
Diana, the goddess of the forest and animals, walking with a small herd of springbuck in the Bokkie Garden, pays tribute to the wild animals that once freely roamed these mountain slopes.
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IN THE MIDDLE OF IT
Angus Taylor
Placed on the edge of the pool overlooking the Cellar Quarter, this sculpture anchors the south-eastern part of property.
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GANDHI
Anton Momberg
This sculpture, which pays homage to the cherished Indian political and spiritual leader Mahatma Gandhi, is placed in the front garden where it is visible from the main road of the village and sees the most passers-by.
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MANDELA
Egon Tania
Personifying the iconic South African political leader Nelson Mandela, the open chair invites the viewer to interact with this sculpture. Facing Gandhi, Mandela is juxtaposed against the backdrop of Leeu House, which was built in a Cape Dutch style, reflecting history and tradition.
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LEOPARD LYING ON ROCKS
Dylan Lewis
Capturing the spirit of the big cats for which the sculptor has become known, this lithe leopard appears of have leapt down from the rugged mountains that form a dramatic backdrop to the swimming pool area.
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BABOON ON A GREEN SUITCASE
Wilma Cruise
These baboons on suitcases mark the outside corners of the swimming pool area.
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BABOON ON A RED CHAIR
Wilma Cruise
These baboons are seated around the swimming pool.
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REFLECTIVE RESONANCE
Angus Taylor
Pivotal to the founder’s vision for the Bokkie Garden, this powerful landmark gazes out over the Franschhoek valley.
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IN THE MIDDLE OF IT
Angus Taylor
Placed on the edge of the pool overlooking the Cellar Quarter, this sculpture anchors the south-eastern part of property.
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ARTEMIS AND DOGS I–III
Deborah Bell
Artemis, the Greek goddess of hunting, and her three dogs positioned on the manicured lawn are the focal point of the garden in front of the Manor House
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THINKER
Guy du Toit
This sculpture is placed in the centre of the Four Quarters Vineyards where four walkways cross and four bright red benches invite guests to take some time for quiet contemplation.
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GANDHI
Anton Momberg
This sculpture, which pays homage to the cherished Indian political and spiritual leader Mahatma Gandhi, is placed in the front garden where it is visible from the main road of the village and sees the most passers-by.
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1/1
MANDELA
Egon Tania
Personifying the iconic South African political leader Nelson Mandela, the open chair invites the viewer to interact with this sculpture. Facing Gandhi, Mandela is juxtaposed against the backdrop of Leeu House, which was built in a Cape Dutch style, reflecting history and tradition.
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LEOPARD LYING ON ROCKS
Dylan Lewis
Capturing the spirit of the big cats for which the sculptor has become known, this lithe leopard appears of have leapt down from the rugged mountains that form a dramatic backdrop to the swimming pool area.
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1/3
BABOON ON A GREEN SUITCASE
Wilma Cruise
These baboons on suitcases mark the outside corners of the swimming pool area.
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BABOON ON A RED CHAIR
Wilma Cruise
These baboons are seated around the swimming pool.
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3/3
MONKEY BUSINESS
Wilma Cruise
Playful and mischievous, two bronze monkeys perch on a see- saw in the swimming pool surrounds.
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HOMECOMING
Otto du Plessis
Diana, the goddess of the forest and animals, walking with a small herd of springbuck in the Bokkie Garden, pays tribute to the wild animals that once freely roamed these mountain slopes.
