Hermanus Kloof Panel

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Inspiration: These works were created by Lieut. A.W. Godfrey (c.1825–1854) during his expedition to the Cape with the 1st Battalion, Rifle Brigade. His sketches and notes capture both the landscapes and the history of the region. Hermanus Kloof is described as “this fertile valley…formerly the location of the Gaika chief, Hermanus,” while Chumie Peak is recorded in his journal as “Chumie Peak and River, January 7, 1853.” Each work offers a rare glimpse into the natural beauty and historical significance of the Cape during the mid-19th century.

Need to know: Each panel is crafted on a make-to-order basis. We keep the fabric printed but unfinished until your order arrives, then complete it with a loop at the top so it’s ready to hang. Frame-ready options are available on request. If in stock, please allow up to 2-3 weeks for finishing; if out of stock, kindly allow 6–8 weeks. Panels are pigment printed on 100% Linen.

Care guide: Dry clean only. Keep the panel out of direct sunlight. For more info refer to our Care guide under shop, learn more.