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Meg Ernstzen – Washing Day in Nyanga
R4,000.00
Exhibition: Oceana – Reflecting Coastal Heritage
Artist: Meg Ernstzen
Title: Washing Day in Nyanga
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 40cm by 40cm
Nyanga, one of Cape Town’s oldest townships, was established in the 1940s to house migrant workers during apartheid. Despite facing socio-economic challenges, it is known for its vibrant culture and community spirit.
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SKU: ME-WDN-0
Categories: AAA Annual 2025, SOLD
Tags: AAA 2025 Annual Exhibition, Meg Ernstzen, Oceana Exhibition, Washing Day in Nyanga
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