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Renowned SA artist Carrol Boyes has died
CAPE TOWN - Renowned South African artist and designer Carrol Boyes has died.
Boyes was 65 years old.
The businesswoman passed away on Wednesday night following a brief illness, her company confirmed.
She founded her home decor company in 1991 and her products were associated with style and finesse.
The brand is available throughout the country and in over 30 other countries around the world.
Boyes was a fine arts graduate with a major in sculpting from the University of Pretoria.
This article first appeared on EWN : Renowned SA artist Carrol Boyes has died
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