Category Archives: Royal Watercolour Society

Still Life Exhibition at Curwen Gallery

Posted on December 11, 2015 by northoneartist

I am one of 4 artists in this exhibition – About 8 pieces from each of us. So pleased to be taking part so do come along.

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Thankyou!

Posted on December 4, 2015 by northoneartist

Thank you so much everyone for coming along to Shepherd Market today. Lovely to see you & thank you for nice comments about the exhibition. I even got to shake Michael Palin’s hand – having tripped him up on his … Continue reading →

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Shepherd Market

Posted on November 20, 2015 by northoneartist

From 30 November – 5 December I will be at 54 The Gallery, Shepherd Market W1 every day 11-6, with paintings & prints from Frances Bowyer/Liz Butler/Mick Davies/Madeline Fenton/Wendy Jacob/Jill Leman/ Martin Leman/Bridget Moore/Thomas Plunkett/Barbara Richardson/Denis Ryan/Annie Williams/Michael Whittlesea/David Winthrop/Ann … Continue reading →

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Thank you!

Posted on September 13, 2015 by northoneartist

Whoever you were – thank you for looking at northoneartist! Here’s a painting for you!

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My Week

Posted on May 10, 2015 by northoneartist

Islington Gardeners outing to Painshill Park & then Wisley. We were supposed to be going to two gardens in West Sussex, but at the last minute had to re-arrange as high winds were forecast and the gardens have to close … Continue reading →

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Watercolour Etc Exhibition

Posted on April 5, 2015 by northoneartist

The RWS Spring Exhibition looks very good and has been well received by both RWS Members and the public. The Bankside Gallery, near Tate Modern and The Founders Arms is open daily 11-6. Richard Bawden is the featured RWS Member. … Continue reading →

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Watercolour Etc

Posted on March 26, 2015 by northoneartist

The Royal Watercolour Society’s Spring Exhibition opens today at Bankside Gallery (between Tate Modern and The Founders Arms on the Southbank). The RWS was founded in 1804 by a group of artists who felt their work wasn’t getting a fair … Continue reading →