An edition of Watercolour
(2011)
Watercolour
by Smith, Alison and Thomas Ardill
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Watercolour is a universal medium, used around the world by amateurs and children as well as by professional artists. This book explores the art of watercolour in Britain from its beginnings in the Middle Ages up to the present day. It includes classic works by artists including Turner, Girtin and Samuel Palmer.
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Watercolour
2011, Tate Pub., Distributed in the United States by Harry N. Abrams
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1854379135 9781854379139
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Table of Contents
Foreword --
Acknowledgements --
Introduction -- Alison Smith
Water + colour : exploring the medium -- Nicola Moorby
Watercolour : practice to profession -- David Blayney Brown
Intimate knowledge -- Anna Austen
The natural world -- Tabitha Barber
Travel and topography -- Matthew Imms
The exhibition watercolor -- David Blayney Brown
Watercolour and war -- Alison Smith
Inner vision -- Philippa Simpson
Watercolour today : inner vision -- Katharine Stout
Abstraction and improvisation -- Nicola Moorby and Katharine Stout
List of works --
Select bibliography --
Index.
Edition Notes
Published to accompany an exhibition held at Tate Britain, London, 16 February - 21 August 2011.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Other contributors: Anna Austen, Tabitha Barber, David Blayney Brown, Karen Hearn, Matthew Imms, Nicola Moorby, Philippa Simpson, Katharine Stout.
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