The encyclopedia of watercolour techniques / Hazel Harrison

By:

Harrison, Hazel, author

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: United Kingdom : Search Press, c2004Description: 192 pages : color illustrations ; 23 cmISBN:

9781844480364

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LOC classification:

ND 2420 .H37 2004

Contents:

Part One Techniques -- Part Two Themes

Summary: "Watercolour is an enormously popular painting medium and an increasing number of artists are choosing it in preference to other mediums, exploiting it in inventive and creative ways for every possible subject. This book covers the subject of watercolour in the broad sense of the term, suggesting ways of working with gouache and acrylic as well as explaining the time-honoured technique associated with transparent watercolour."

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Includes index.

Part One Techniques -- Part Two Themes

"Watercolour is an enormously popular painting medium and an increasing number of artists are choosing it in preference to other mediums, exploiting it in inventive and creative ways for every possible subject. This book covers the subject of watercolour in the broad sense of the term, suggesting ways of working with gouache and acrylic as well as explaining the time-honoured technique associated with transparent watercolour."

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