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Resistance, 2010

Inspired by Lysistrata, one of the few surviving plays written by Aristophanes and originally performed in classical Athens in 411 BC; this work depicts women’s

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Royal Hunt

The sculpture portrays an Egyptian Pharaoh hunting with bow and arrows. The cheetah he holds on the leash is his hunting aid. It was trained

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Sables

On a visit to the Kruger National Park in 1986, Tienie had the rare privilege to see two sable bulls fighting in the mud on

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Sacrifice

Throughout history man has unquestionably believed in the existence of an unseen world, parallel to his own, peopled by gods and supernatural beings that controlled

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Salome

The sculpture, modeled in 2004, depicts the events that took place in the palace of Herod Antipas in Machaerus, Palestine on Feast Day, 24th June

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Serenity, 1969

Tienie Pritchard modelled the original sculpture in 1969 during his first year as a professional sculptor in his studio at Hennops River, near Pretoria. Although

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Shaka

Ndlovunkulu is the name given to Shaka, King of the Zulus, by his underlings. Shaka reigned the Zulu people in Africa in the nineteenth century.

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Shimuwini, 2013

Tienie witnessed this encounter a few years ago at Shimuwini camp in the Kruger National Park.  The duiker was quite tame and stayed within the

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