Every year on Thanksgiving weekend, my husband and I make the long drive from Los Angeles to North Las Vegas to visit family and friends. This year, while driving to lunch with my mom, we were pleasantly surprised to stumble upon the Fall Show by select members of the Nevada Watercolor Society at the Sahara West Library‘s Art Gallery.
This juried exhibition of original paintings reflect the unique and diverse expertise, style and creativity of the NVWS artists. The juror for this exhibit was master watercolorist Lian Quan Zhen.
Below are the photos of the watercolor paintings that caught my attention.
David Mazur: “Flower Girl”
David Mazur: “The Wagon on the Walk”
John Athey: “Street Musician”
Vina Curtis: “A Parade of Lilies”
Barrie Cooke: “Folsom Dream Lagoon”
The show is up until November 29, 2016. If you’re in the area, be sure to stop in to see the show. It’s free and so is the parking.
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The works by David Mazur and John Athey were among my favorites and included into my Great Art album on facebook! 🙂
Indeed. I agree. So nice to learn you shared them on your FB page, too.
David continues to astound me as an artist.
Indeed. Thank you for the lovely comment.