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by Frederick Wong
Many modern watercolorists are inspired by the magnificent Oriental tradition of watercolor painting, but find the application of Asian tools, equipment and techniques difficult. In this practical, innovative guide, noted American watercolorist Fred Wong offers his unique perspective on Oriental watercolor, guiding the reader to a deeper understanding of these age-old techniques. Artists will learn how to enrich their paintings by using brushes, papers, washes, strokes and special effects perfected by the Far Eastern masters. 188 illustrations-including 38 in color - enhance the text. Included are precise diagrams and illustrations of Oriental painting tools and equipment; instructive closeups of paintings of trees, skies, water, snow and architecture; and detailed step-by-step demonstrations of landscapes and cityscapes, is haunting, atmospheric effects. For every watercolorist who seeks new methods and inspiration, Oriental Watercolor Techniques reveals a world of technical secrets and creative possibilities.
Unabridged republication of the work originally published by Watson-Guptill Publications, New York, 1979. 150 black-and-white illustations 38 in color-enhance the text. 38 color illustrations on 24 plates. Bibliography Index. 160pp. 8 3/8" x 10 7/8". July 2000, Paperbd.
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