Carol Dawson

Dawson’s watercolors, which center on the 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 work is strongly influenced by the traditions of Japanese Kacho-e as well as both classical and contemporary Western art and botanical painting.

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