Miniature Landscapes in Watercolor on Copper
Duncan Williamson revives the 16th-century art of miniature painting, capturing the rolling hills, woodlands, and seascapes of rural Northumberland. Each piece is a reflection of the natural beauty from his early years and present surroundings, meticulously rendered in watercolor on copper.
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“Unlike anything I know in current art… very small, very intense and entirely original pictures which give a crystalline and concentrated vision of a landscape.”
Sir Laurence Gowing | Slade Professor & Former Director of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.