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1. artfilemagazine.com › watercolor-artistsWatercolor Artists - A Look at 15 of the Top Watercolor Painters

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   Oct 18, 2023 · After scanning art history, these 15 watercolorists have proved to be among the leading ranks of the most influential and significant watercolor painting artists of the past and the present whose works all watercolor artists will appreciate!

2. www.artchive.com › art-mediums › watercolor45 Watercolor Artists You Should Know About – Artchive

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   Feb 27, 2024 · Watercolor painting stands out for its fluidity and subtlety, allowing artists to create a wide range of tones and effects by adjusting the amount of water used. Watercolors have been a popular medium for fine art for thousands of years. Below are famous watercolor artists throughout history:

3. www.kooness.com › posts › magazineA list of 23 surprisingly famous watercolor artists | Art ...

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   • Winslow Homer, The Green Hill, 1878. National Gallery of Art. Paul Cézanne. In Paul Cézanne’s quest to explore the possibilities of color, watercolors had a major role.
   • Paul Cézanne, Self-Portrait, circa 1895. Feilchenfeldt Collection. Vincent van Gogh. Vincent van Gogh was introduced to watercolor by Anton Mauve, his second cousin, who took him on as a student.
   • Vincent van Gogh, Peach Tree in Blossom / Flowering Peach Tree, 1888. Van Gogh Museum. Rhoda Holmes Nicholls. Many of Rhoda Holmes Nicholls’ watercolor works were awarded, exhibited in prominent institutions, and published in journals, bringing fame to both her native countries, the UK and the USA.
   • Rhoda Holmes Nicholls, Encampment near Mount Coke, Kaffraria, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa, circa 1881-1884. Wikimedia Commons. John Singer Sargent. Following the footsteps of another great artist, JMW Turner, John Singer Sargent also made more than 2000 watercolors, although he only took part in two exhibitions dedicated to the medium during his lifetime, courtesy Knoedler Gallery.

4. www.boredpanda.com › famous-watercolor-paintings48 Famous Watercolor Paintings By The Masters Of The Medium

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   • Wind From The Sea By Andrew Wyeth. Artist: Andrew Wyeth | Year (completed): 1947. Throughout his six-decade career, Andrew Wyeth produced realistic, meticulously detailed paintings of solitary rural vistas, closely observed portraits, and clean interior still lives.
   • Great Piece Of Turf By Albrecht Dürer. Artist: Albrecht Dürer | Year (completed): 1503 | Period: Period: Northern Renaissance. Dürer's talent as a draftsman is more than evident in this piece.
   • Gondoliers’ Siesta By John Singer Sargent. Artist: John Singer Sargent | Year (completed): 1904 | Period: Impressionism. Sargent, who is well known for his portrait work, employed watercolors to create fluid landscapes while he traveled through North Africa, Italy, and the Middle East.
   • Carolina Parakeet By John James Audubon. Artist: John James Audubon | Year (completed): 1827. John James Audubon, the most known artist–naturalist in America, is renowned for his incredible efforts to compile "The Birds of America," a book illustrating the wide variety of birds of the United States.

5. artincontext.org › faFamous Watercolor Artists - History's Best Watercolorists

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   • What Makes Watercolor Painting Distinct?
   • A Brief History of Watercolor Painting
   • Famous Watercolor Artists of The Past
   • Contemporary Watercolor Artists That You Can Follow
   • Recommended Reading About Watercolor Artists

   Watercolor painting is a form of fine art painting, sitting alongside oils and acrylics. Watercolor paints consist of color pigments suspended in a water-based solution, typically gum arabic. Many artists also view inks, gouaches, and modern acrylic paints to be part of the watercolor medium due to their water solubility. Typically, you apply water...

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   Watercolor art has a much older origin than many would expect, with the oldest paintings originating from the Paleolithic era in Europe. Watercolors became increasingly popular during the middle ages, used to illustrate decorative designs and small scenes in books and manuscripts. It was in the renaissance period that watercolor really began to tak...

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   There are several influential watercolor masters who have shaped the art form into its current expression. Let us now dive into some of the most famous watercolor painters from the past.

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   The artists that we have covered thus far are no longer alive and creating art. The road paved by these artists has led to an incredible number of contemporary watercolor painters. Below we present some of our favorite contemporary watercolor masters who you can actively follow and enjoy.

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   Below, we have listed two books that we think give valuable insight into the watercolor medium if you would like to explore this topic further.

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7. mymodernmet.com › famous-watercolor-artistsFamous Watercolor Artists Who Still Influence the Medium Today

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   To understand the appeal of watercolor painting today, learn more about some of the most famous watercolor artists throughout history. Table of Contents hide. 1 Albrecht Dürer (1471–1528) 2 William Blake (1757–1827) 3 J.M.W. Turner (1775–1851) 4 John James Audubon (1785–1851) 5 Elizabeth Murray (1815–1882)