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The Royal Watercolur Society is the oldest watercolour society in the world, established in 1804, and is second only to the Royal Academy of Art in importance as an art society.
It exhibits twice a year at the Bankside Gallery, 48 Hopton Street, London SE1 9JH.
A great new exhibition is coming up- check this out!!:
The Poet and the Painter
13th November – 30th November 2008
“JMW Turner believed that poetry and painting flowed from the same font, and twenty Members of the Royal Watercolour Society, in collaboration with the Poetry Society, explore this common bond. Celebrated poets, including Roger McGough, Polly Clarke, Kathleen Jamies and James Kirkup are working directly with artists to create new and exciting work.”
The exhibition is being curated by David Brayne RWS.
Click here to see a link to some of their upcoming events!
Here is a painting by one of their artists, Francis Bowyer.
I love watercolour, check this old one out………..
PETS and ART 