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While our images are electronically watermarked, the antique prints themselves are not.
Cyclamen Window I DAW3 $595
Carol Dawson is a published novelist, journalist, and
non-fiction author who has been painting for thirty-five
years and focusing her attention on watercolor for the
last twenty. Born in Texas, she studied art,
anthropology, English Literature, journalism, and the
Classics at the University of Texas at Austin, and has
since lived in England, Italy, and New Zealand, as well
as in New Mexico, California, and Washington state.
In addition, she has traveled widely in Europe,
Southeast Asia, Japan, and Central America. She
has taught Creative Writing and Literature as a visiting
professor/writer-in-residence at the College of Santa
Fe, as well as showing her watercolors in galleries from
Taos to the Seattle area. Her work resides in a
number of private and commercial/corporate collections.
Dawson's watercolors, which center on natural
subjects painted from life, are often infused with
botanical references, from the singularity of a lone
blossom to the jungle density of a flower-crowded
window. She prefers the luminosity and
transparency of watercolor to any other medium.
Her sensibilities, discipline, and admiration tend to
follow the traditions of Japanese Kacho-e as well as
both classical and contemporary Western art.
The watercolors on page one measure approximately 30
inches wide by 22 inches long. The watercolors on
page two measure approximately 18 inches wide by 24
inches long, and the watercolors on page three measure
approximately 14 inches wide by
20 inches long.
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