antique art: water colours
Water colours are a form of paint medium to create coloured drawings with pigment dissolved in water.
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Art Watercolour by John White
art & adornments, crick, united kingdom
1851 -1933 John White was born in Edinburgh, raised in Melbourne, Australia where his parent migrated to in 1856. He returned to Scotland in 1873 and then lived in London before moving South in 1877....
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Art Watercolour by Talbert Adams
art & adornments, crick, united kingdom
'Fishing on the Tamar' This watercolour is exquisitely executed, and a joy to anyone who enjoys fishing. The colours are as lovely as the day they must have been painted, showing the autumn trees and...
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Victorian watercolour of a lady
willow, royal leamington spa, united kingdom
A beautifully executed late-Victorian watercolour. The subject is of a lady from earlier in the century, probably taken from a painting by Millais. Artist unknown. The frame is a beautiful oval, though with some damaged...
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