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Elizabeth Austen (9
January 1773 – 22
March 1845) was an
amateur English watercolourist and the
elder sister of Jane Austen. The
letters between her and Jane...
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Anglian Watercolourists (SEAW) is a
watercolour society in East Anglia, England,
founded in 2007. The
Society of East
Anglian Watercolourists (SEAW) was...
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Famous watercolourists working abroad are
invited to
become honorary members. The
Society invites one or more
renowned non-Belgian
watercolourists to each...
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August 1803 – 20 July 1887) was a London-born
Scottish miniaturist and
watercolourist.
Gillies was the
second daughter of
William Gillies, a
Scottish merchant...
- The
Royal Scottish Society of
Painters in
Watercolour (RSW) is a
Scottish art
society established in 1878. The
current patron is
Charles III. It is a registered...
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Watercolor (American English) or
watercolour (Commonwealth English; see
spelling differences), also
aquarelle (French: [akwaʁɛl]; from
Italian diminutive...
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inspired by the
works of
poets and
visual artists,
especially English watercolourists from the
early 1800s. In 2012, The
Divine Art
label released a recording...
- King's Harpist, is
currently held by
Mared Pugh Evans.
Charles is a keen
watercolourist,
having published books on the
subject and
exhibited and sold a number...
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artistic trends. The
landscape remained central to the work of
Aboriginal watercolourist Albert Namatjira, as well as Fred Williams,
Brett Whiteley and other...
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member of the Société d'aquarellistes français or "French
society of
watercolourists". In 1886, he was made a
knight of France's Légion d'honneur. Zuber...
