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Gerhard Human

Limited Edition of 35.

Giclée fine art print available in A2 (42.0 x 59.4cm) £90/approx ZAR1,960 and A3 (29.7 x 42.0cm) £55/approx ZAR1,200.

100% of the profits from the sale of this print will support the work of the Black Harrier Task Force, through the Overberg Renosterveld Trust, and the Cape Leopard Trust.

*Please note that a frame is not included in the price and that PARDICOLOR prints are made to order meaning that they will be with you in around 21 days. For our worldwide customers please consider import duties in your budget, more about our shipping policy can be found here.

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Gerhard Human

Limited Edition of 35.

Giclée fine art print available in A2 (42.0 x 59.4cm) £90/approx ZAR1,960 and A3 (29.7 x 42.0cm) £55/approx ZAR1,200.

100% of the profits from the sale of this print will support the work of the Black Harrier Task Force, through the Overberg Renosterveld Trust, and the Cape Leopard Trust.

*Please note that a frame is not included in the price and that PARDICOLOR prints are made to order meaning that they will be with you in around 21 days. For our worldwide customers please consider import duties in your budget, more about our shipping policy can be found here.

Print details

Commissioned by, and exclusive to PARDICOLOR.

Giclée fine art print available in A2 (42.0 x 59.4cm) £90/approx ZAR1,960 and A3 (29.7 x 42.0cm) £55/approx ZAR1,200.

Printed on museum-grade Archival Felix Schoeller True Fiber 200gsm 100% cotton paper, by WetINK in Woodstock, Cape Town.

Artist Statement

“I spent most of my life in the mountains. Especially the Mountains in the Western Cape of South Africa. You can't help but notice the impact we as humans have on the environment when you spend time on top of mountains, looking down, over decades. You literally get another perspective. Even though I cherish the time I get to spend there I also understand the fragility of these spaces and how easy it is for us to cause irreversible damage. This drawing does little to honour the immense diversity of life out there but it's meant to draw some attention to our role and hopefully set in motion positive action.” - Gerhard

Why choose this print?

100 % of the profits from the sale of this print will support the work of the Black Harrier Task Force, through the Overberg Renosterveld Trust, and The Cape Leopard Trust.

Black harriers

With only around 1,300 individual remaining in the world today Black harriers were voted the BirdLife South Africa 2026 Bird of the Year. The Black Harrier Task Force is undertaking vital research, carrying out extensive surveys in underexplored areas and implementing critical conservation action at important harrier breeding and foraging sites.

Cape leopards

The Cape leopard is the last big predator to still roaming freely in the Western Cape, South Africa. Through collaborative research, conservation, education and strategic communications the Cape Leopard Trust’s mission is to protect leopards and leopard landscapes, and support coexistence between humans and wildlife.