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evidence suggests that she may have been one of the
first American watercolorists. Mary Ann
Willson was an
American folk
artist based in
Greene County...
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large monotype works in watercolor.
Among the many
other significant watercolorists of this
period were
Thomas Gainsborough, John
Robert Cozens, Francis...
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Watercolor Magazine,
Andrew Wyeth named him as one of America's 20
greatest watercolorists. He
wrote and
illustrated several children's books, most
notably Little...
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Frank Webb (1927 – 28
August 2022) was an
American watercolor painter from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Webb was a
graduate of the Art
Institute of Pittsburgh...
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Edward Hull (1823 – 3
February 1906) was a
British illustrator and
watercolourist who
exhibited at the
Royal Academy in London. He was the
brother of William...
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Holly Hobbie (née Ulinskas;: 102 born 1944) is an
American writer,
watercolorist: 127 and illustrator. She is best
known for
creating the
American Greetings...
- (March 30, 1868 –
November 22, 1940) was a
commercial illustrator,
watercolorist, and
suffragette from the
United States. She was the
mother of the actor...
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Hoogstraten – 13
February 1939, Antwerp) was a
Belgian genre painter,
watercolorist and art teacher. He
attended the
Royal Academy of Fine Arts (Antwerp)...
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Italian painter and photographer. He was
among the most
prolific Italian watercolorists and
vedutisti of the late
nineteenth century. He was born to a family...
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Hopkinson showed his work with the "Boston Five", a
group of
young watercolorists though he
continued to
paint in oil for an
elite clientele. In 1919...
