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Description With soft hues of blue and tinges of blush, this elegant watercolor is an airy must-have for the harvest months. The simple, printed lettering embodies everything we adore about fall and the holiday seasons—gathering with family and friends over good food, sharing even better memories. Add this modern and whimsical take on autumn decor to any space needing a boost.
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Trout are beautiful and hearty fish. I grew up sharing Sierra lakes with these amazing creatures. In this step-by-step demonstration, we walk through the process of illustrating one of these fish. With watercolor, it works best to start with the lightest values and build up into the darkest layer by layer. Here I use the glazing
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JOHN SERGEANT\\n(1937-2010)\\n\\nChair by the Studio Window\\n\\nWatercolour and pen and ink, unframed, in conservation mount\\n\\n30.5 by 22.5 cm., 12 by 9 in.\\n(mount size 47 by 38 cm., 18 ½ by 15 in.)\\n\\nSergeant was born in London, the son of a civil servant. His family soon moved to Faversham in Kent after they were bombed during World War II. He studied at Canterbury College of Art from 1954-57, during which period he met John Ward, who was to become a lifelong friend and supporter. In 1959 he entered the Royal Academy Schools, where he won a Drawing Prize in 1961. In 1962 he married a fellow student, Carolyn Cann. After graduating from the RA he taught part-time at art schools in Kent and worked on commissions including book jacket designs and illustrations and series of ‘room-portraits’ of interiors. He moved to near Builth Wells, Wales in 1983. In 1989 the Prince of Wales asked Sergeant to contribute drawings to his book Vision of Britain; two years later he accompanied the prince on an official visit to Prague. \\n\\nA superb draughtsman, he was a great exponent of the teaching of drawing in art school: “If you can draw you can paint. All you need to know as Whistler used to say, is which end of the brush to put in your mouth”. In his 2006 Colnaghi exhibition he described himself as a “serious serial draughtsman who explores, scrutinizes the same subject back, front, sideways, this way and that. It is all part of trying to understand”. \\n\\nHe held one-man exhibitions in London at the Maas Gallery, Hazlitt, Gooden & Fox and Colnaghi.\\n\
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