Ian Potts Artist

Contemporary Watercolour Artist

Wednesday 11 April 2012

The chair that told me to sit. (Royal Academy work)

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ianpottsartist: I feel part of the evolving history of watercolour painting which set down its English roots in the early 1700’s. My main preoccupation is based within landscape subjects. In structuring visual images in today’s context, this medium holds the relevant qualities with which to interpret and explore this world around me.

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Wednesday 11 April 2012

The chair that told me to sit. (Royal Academy work)

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