Commemorated Lithographs
In this new range of designs, which originated from evocative lithograph stamps found in the archives of SANBI, we celebrate the historic print process invented by Bavarian author Aloys Senefelder in 1796. The visuals we discovered were used in the early 1930s by the iconic farming magazine Landbou Weekblad, which still provides farmers in our country with valuable information regarding agricultural practices.
The metal-plated wooden blocks were donated to the museum in the late 1950s. After the discovery of these valued pieces of history, photographs were taken by our team and enhanced to reveal moss and winter leaf colours.
The visuals are grainy and evocative.
The effect is mysterious and magical.
Groen Boom Cushion, Printed
R 1,395
Mielieland Cushion, Printed
R 1,295
Blaartjie Cushion, Printed
R 1,395
Will's Sunrise Cushion, Printed
R 1,250
Flower Pots Cushion, Printed
R 1,295
Aloe Hill Cushion, Printed
R 1,295
Winter Leaf Cushion, Printed
R 1,295
Will's Garden Cushion, Printed
R 1,395
Protea Bos Cushion, Printed
R 1,395
Will's Moss Cushion, Printed
R 1,395
Droe Blaar Cushion, Printed
R 1,295
Autumn Leaf Cushion, Printed
R 1,195
Stapelia Cushion, Printed
R 1,395
Protea Bos Cushion, Embroidered and Dyed
From R 1,195
Stapelia Cushion, Embroidered and Dyed
From R 1,295
Kloof Panel
From R 3,895
Euphorbia Tree Panel
From R 3,895