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South African painter (1868–1941)

Hugo Naudé
Born	1868 Cape Colony
Died	1941 Worcester
Occupation	Painter
Known for	Artwork
Spouse	Julia Brown

Pieter Hugo Naudé, better known as Hugo Naudé, (1869–1941) was a South African painter.^[1]

Hugo Naudé is one of South Africa’s pioneer artists and is largely regarded as the country’s first professional artist.

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Naudé's early schooling seems to be a mystery.

Pieter Hugo Naude ( - ) was active/lived in South Africa, Europe.

Hugo Naudé can be regarded as a quintessential South African impressionist and although he planned to specialise in portraiture after his academic training.

Pieter married Susara Johanna Sophia Naude (born Engelbrecht) on month day , at age 23 in marriage place.

Early years

Naudé was born and raised on his family's farm, Aan de Doorns, in Worcester, Western Cape – an area whose dramatic landscape inspired much of his output throughout his life.

Naudé showed great artistic talent from a young age and was encouraged by his family to pursue it.

Biography

In 1889 he travelled to London where he trained at the prestigious Slade School of Fine Art, and the following year he continued his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich (AKDB, München).

Whilst in Europe, Naudé spent a year in Fontainebleau where he lived