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[[Gregoire Boonzaier]] (1909-2005)[1] was a famed South African painter, book illustrator and occasional set designer and painter.

He usually signed his paintings [[Gregoire]], and besides his prolific output as painter, also did some set designs and backdrops for theatre productions and covers and illustrations for published versions of [[Afrikaans]] literary works and plays.

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 Born in Cape Town on 31 July 1909, the son of political cartoonist and theatre critic [[D.C. Boonzaier]], he trained as an artist at the Heatherley School of Fine Art and the Central School of Art and Design in London.
-Particularly admired for his landscapes, portraits and still life paintings, Boonzaier is seen as a leading exponent of ''Cape Impressionism'' and was founder member of the ''New Group''.
+Particularly admired for his landscapes, portraits and still life paintings, Boonzaier is seen as a leading exponent of ''Cape Impressionism'' and was founder member of the ''New Group''[https://www.sahistory.org.za/article/new-group].
 He died  on 22 April 2005 at Onrus, near Hermanus.

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 ==Biography==
-Born in Cape Town on 31 July 1909, the son of political cartoonist [[D.C. Boonzaier]], he trained as an artist at the Heatherley School of Fine Art and the Central School of Art and Design in London.
+Born in Cape Town on 31 July 1909, the son of political cartoonist and theatre critic [[D.C. Boonzaier]], he trained as an artist at the Heatherley School of Fine Art and the Central School of Art and Design in London.
-Particularly admired for his landscapes, portraits and still life paintings, Boonzaier is seen as a leading exponent of Cape Impressionism and was founder member of the New Group.
+Particularly admired for his landscapes, portraits and still life paintings, Boonzaier is seen as a leading exponent of ''Cape Impressionism'' and was founder member of the ''New Group''.
 He died  on 22 April 2005 at Onrus, near Hermanus.

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 [[Gregoire Boonzaier]] (1909-2005) was a famed South African painter, book illustrator and occasional set designer and painter.
-Born in 1909, the son of [[D.C. Boonzaier]],
+==Biography==
 He usually signed his paintings [[Gregoire]], and besides his prolific output as painter, also did some set designs and backdrops for theatre productions and covers and illustrations for published versions of [[Afrikaans]] literary works and plays.
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregoire_Boonzaier

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-[[Gregoire Boonzaier]] (1909-2005)[1] was a famed South African painter, book illustrator and occasional set designer and painter.
+[[Gregoire Boonzaier]] (1909-2005) was a famed South African painter, book illustrator and occasional set designer and painter.
 Born in 1909, the son of [[D.C. Boonzaier]],
 He usually signed his paintings [[Gregoire]], and besides his prolific output as painter, also did some set designs and backdrops for theatre productions and covers and illustrations for published versions of [[Afrikaans]] literary works and plays.

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	[[Gregoire Boonzaier]] (1909-2005)[1] was a famed South African painter, book illustrator and occasional set designer and painter.		[[Gregoire Boonzaier]] (1909-2005)[1] was a famed South African painter, book illustrator and occasional set designer and painter.
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		+	Born in 1909, the son of [[D.C. Boonzaier]],

	He usually signed his paintings [[Gregoire]], and besides his prolific output as painter, also did some set designs and backdrops for theatre productions and covers and illustrations for published versions of [[Afrikaans]] literary works and plays.		He usually signed his paintings [[Gregoire]], and besides his prolific output as painter, also did some set designs and backdrops for theatre productions and covers and illustrations for published versions of [[Afrikaans]] literary works and plays.