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  • 148 Montpelier Rd, Durban

  • +27 31 303 8133

  • +27 82 210 0641

Gallery Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 8am to 4.30pm, Closed Saturdays & Sundays

'Tree, near Port Edward' painting by Scott Bredin

Sea Shallows

by Renee Leslie

Acrylic on canvas

1540 x 1200 mm Framed

Natural Light Ash Box Frame

R42,400

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Celebrating almost five decades of passion and expertise, the Elizabeth Gordon Gallery is proudly nestled in an elegant Edwardian house on Montpelier Road, near the bustling Florida Road. As one of KZN's premier commercial art galleries, we've curated a rich collection of original works, showcasing both the established and the emerging voices of South Africa's vibrant art scene.

Our gallery, while focusing on local talents, also embraces the diversity of the African continent, featuring capHugh templatetivating works from Sudan, Zimbabwe, eSwatini, and Mozambique.

Every art piece within our gallery is thoughtfully framed in our on-site workshop, where we merge conservation techniques with contemporary trends, tailoring each frame to best enhance and protect the art it carries. At Elizabeth Gordon Gallery, we strive to create a world where art and audience connect in a profound narrative of creativity and knowledge.

Featured Artwork

by Scott Bredin

Muden Trees

Oil on Canvas

1050 x 940 mm framed

Natural Light Oak Frame

R33,900

We’re delighted to share a new work from Scott Bredin, titled Muden Trees - a vibrant, expressive piece that captures the spirit of KwaZulu-Natal’s hidden landscapes.

Inspired by the rich terrain of Muden, a settlement nestled along the Mooi River and known for its citrus and nut orchards, this painting is less about topography and more about emotional geography.

Scott’s signature brushwork dances between wildness and control, evoking a tangle of sunlight, foliage, and feeling. It’s a landscape remembered rather than recorded, imbued with a quiet energy that pulses beneath the surface.

Muden Trees is available to view at the gallery. If you’ve been waiting for a piece that speaks both of place and poetry, this may be the one.

Featured Artwork

by Suraya Tewary

An Ordinary Place

Oil on Canvas

1740 x 17400 mm framed

Light Oak Natural Shadow Box Frame

R38,500

We’re pleased to share a new work by Suraya Tewary. Known for her thoughtful, layered compositions, Suraya continues to explore themes of memory, resilience, and the quiet spaces we return to for solace.

This large-scale oil painting evokes a serene, dreamlike landscape - an imagined memory, gently rendered in soft tonal layers. Trees sit quietly on the horizon, anchoring the viewer in a space that feels both familiar and distant.

In the artist’s words:

“An Ordinary Place speaks of remembered spaces, of renewal, communion and a way of holding and taking ourselves back to moments of safety and peace. It is an intuitive process, as I listen to my work which directs me and my process. My many layered mark making, intentionally soft to keep the balance of my own existence and offer the viewer a place of solitude and contemplation.”

The work forms part of her broader exploration into how we process conflict, uncertainty, and the emotional landscapes that follow. An Ordinary Place offers a moment of calm - a space for reflection, stillness, and connection.

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About The Gallery

The Elizabeth Gordon Gallery stands proudly as a beacon of sophistication, culture, and artistic knowledge in KwaZulu-Natal. This leading commercial art gallery, birthed from the combined passion and foresight of Gordon Lowings and Elizabeth Johnstone in 1976, has served as a platform for both eminent and emerging artists for almost fifty years.

Its journey, much like the evocative tales told through the artworks it houses, has seen the Gallery inhabit various spaces in Morningside, Durban, reflecting the dynamism and vibrancy of the art world. In July 2024 the gallery moved to its new home in Montpelier Road, remaining close to the buzzing and fashionable Florida Road.

This unique location encapsulates the essence of the Elizabeth Gordon Gallery — a blend of rich tradition and progressive creativity, inviting patrons from all walks of life to discover, learn and connect with the compelling world of African art.

Elizabeth Gordon Gallery at 148 Montpelier Road, Durban
148 Montpelier Rd, Windermere, Berea, 4001, South Africa
Joy Reynolds, Owner of Elizabeth Gordon Gallery

About the Owner

As the dynamic owner of Elizabeth Gordon Gallery since 2000, Joy Reynolds has been a central figure of the gallery's evolution since 1989, and has been instrumental in curating exhibitions and offering expert art consultations to clients in their homes and offices.

Joy's foray into the art world began at the young age of 23 at the original Neil Sack Gallery, formerly nestled at 490 West Street, Durban. This vibrant initiation provided an invaluable foundation for her future endeavors, as she absorbed the creative energy of the flamboyant Neil Sack and the sage wisdom of Gordon Lowings.

Life's journey took Joy from Durban to Johannesburg with her young family, even leading her abroad for a period. However, the magnetic pull of the art world guided her back to Durban in 1989.

Upon her return, the Elizabeth Gordon Gallery, founded by Gordon Lowings and Elizabeth Johnstone - another alumnus of the Neil Sack Gallery - had already established its reputation. When Gordon decided to retire and Elizabeth moved to the UK in 2000, Joy took the helm. With a deep respect for its legacy, she has proudly sustained the name of the esteemed Elizabeth Gordon Gallery.

Joy's passion and commitment to the world of art remains at the heart of the gallery's vision, cultivating a welcoming environment that inspires a deeper understanding and appreciation for African art.

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