Rust en Vreugd Museum
Built in 1778, the Rust en Vreugd Museum is generally accepted to be the finest surviving example of eighteenth-century urban architecture in the country. The delicately carved Rococo-styled fanlight above the main door is said to be the work of the German-born sculptor, Anton Anreith. Complementing this graceful home is the period-style garden.It was declared a heritage site in 1940. 
The Manor
William Fehr Collection
The the art on paper – prints, drawings and watercolours of the William Fehr Collection is exhibited here.
The oil paintings, furniture and decorative arts of the collection is housed at the Castle of Good Hope, Cape Town’s oldest building.
More Cape Town Art Galleries and Museums
Cape Town Art
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