“I recently purchased a stunning watercolor of a peaceful landscape from a local art gallery.”

“She used watercolor to add vibrant colors to her canvas, creating an impressive artwork.”

“Moreover, as the exhibitions of his work this autumn prove, he was an outstanding draughtsman and watercolourist.”

“Poachers had reclaimed it as a hide and then a watercolourist had sheltered in it from a heath-fire because the mud walls were thick as a flameproof blanket.”

“Despite his criticism of its 'unmanly' aspect, Van Gogh was a keen watercolourist.”

“When pursuing a bachelor's degree in art, she was introduced to watercolor and has been a watercolorist ever since.”

“Mrs Stadler was an accomplished amateur watercolorist and a truly marvelous cook.”

“Primarily a watercolorist, Dixon also works in oil and acrylics.”

“When Gramatky was elected to the National Academy of Design in 1950, he was one of only 25 watercolorists to be so honored.”

“It will bring together almost all of the watercolours and sketches Mackintosh made at the picturesque Mediterranean waterfront of Port Vendres.”

“John Linnell commissioned Blake to paint watercolours of Dante's Divine Comedy.”

“Featuring was an impressive and eclectic range of paintings, watercolours, pastels and bronzes of a consistently high quality.”

“Or maybe Victorian snuffboxes with naughty watercolors inside the lid are more your speed?”

“He made oil paintings and watercolors and attracted some attention with local art exhibitions.”

“Another enhancement is the ability to use watercolors in more than one layer.”