Masters of Watercolor Painting (Studio Codex eBooks)

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Because this book was originally written in 1923, it gives the reader first-hand insights into the development of watercolor as a painting medium. The author also explains how the new art technique was embraced by artists who began the English school of watercolor painting. Some artists’ names are easily recognizable like William Henry Hunt and J.M.W. Turner, but anyone in Because this book was originally written in 1923, it gives the reader first-hand insights into the development of watercolor as a painting medium. The author also explains how the new art technique was embraced by artists who began the English school of watercolor painting. Some artists’ names are easily recognizable like William Henry Hunt and J.M.W. Turner, but anyone interested in watercolor painting will certainly benefit from seeing the work of the other master watercolorists and learning from the 25 beautiful illustrations.

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16 review for Masters of Watercolor Painting (Studio Codex eBooks)

5 out of 5

D.L. Kaiser – Apr 04, 2016

Excellent short historical lessons in watercolor painters I liked all of the color plates and the short descriptions of the watercolorists. It is a short book, but will enjoy coming back to look at the color plates over and over again.
4 out of 5

Doreen Petersen – Apr 05, 2014

Started out kind of rough but redeemed itself with color reproductions of the paintings mentioned. Only thing was I wished it was longer as the painting were outstanding.
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