Ronald West | Robertson Art Gallery
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Sundowners

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61 x 76cm

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Cafe da Vinci

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90 x 90cm

Ronald West painting | Robertson Art Gallery

Little Gem III

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17.5 x 12.5cm

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Little Gem II

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18 x 12.5cm

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No Pyn No Wyn

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60 x 40cm

Ronald West painting | Robertson Art Gallery

Cafe da Vinci Vastrap

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50.5 x 76cm

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Last Supper

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61 x 91.5cm

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Sunset at Cafe da Vinci

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76 x 101.5cm

Ronald West painting | Robertson Art Gallery

Painting up a storm

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60.5 x 75.5cm

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Late for the Ball

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84 x 118.5cm

Ronald West was born in Stellenbosch, Western Cape, in 1974. From childhood Ronald have shown a keen interest in art. His formal art training only started in high school, when he joined the PJ Olivier Art Centre from 1989 to 1992, with sculpture as the main subject.

Ronald matriculated from Paul Roos Gimnasium in 1992. In 1993 he started studying at the Cape Technicon Graphic Design Department. Ronald was soon confronted by the linear and analytical side of the Graphic Design course and realized that a diploma in Graphic Design would mean to be restricted to a desk. He only finished his first year and also his 8 years absence from art...

By 2002 Ronald was working for a very well-known office automation company for several years. That year his wife, Jolene, bought him his first art easel. Ronald painted at every chance he was given. One night in November 2002 Ronald was awakened by such a vivid dream that he knew he could not go on with his life as a salesman. He had to pursue his heart's desire, ART. On that Monday he resigned and took up his brushes and paint and has never looked back since.

Ronald's painting was used in a competition in the November/December issue of the Kaap Rapport and three of his paintings were used to create the wine label series 'Fat Ladies'
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