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Saturday, October 10, 2009
Nicholas Simmons
Mémoire de Septembre, watercolor
95 x 95 cm
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Nicholas Simmons was born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, USA. He began painting in Sarasota, Florida (East coast) and studied with many well-known watercolorists, most notably Valfred Thelin and Barbara Nechis. He quickly developed a bold original style, and enjoyed much early success. Also an accomplished guitarist, he made music his first career, only painting occasional commissions. A few short years later, he has earned a reputation as one of the most exciting contemporary watermedia artists on the scene. In 2007, he won top prize at the National Watercolor Society 87th Annual Exhibtion. He lives in the Washington D.C. area with his wife Olga Ivanovna and daughter Larissa.
Some actual paintings of the artist.
Nicholas Simmons will expose his famous watercolors in Seneffe, Belgium together with 5 other professionals Xavier Swolfs (Bel), Marc Folly (Fr), Stéphane Heurion (Bel), Janine Gallizia (AUS) and Joseph Zbukvic (Aus).
Expo: “On the Waters Edge” 2009
Place: Le Centre d’Eau
Place Penne d'Agenais 13
7180 – Seneffe, Belgium
Dates : Expo: October 17, 2009 - November 1, 2009
Hours: 10:00 am – 6:00 pm.
Centre de l'Eau à Seneffe - Belgique
Du samedi 17 octobre au dimanche 1 novembre 2009
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Official website of the artist.
With thanks to the artist. Photographs: ©2009 Nicholas Simmons
Thank you so much Eric, I'm a fan of this great blog and appreciate being included. Looking forward to meeting in Seneffe, I'll buy you a beer!
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ReplyDeleteLooking forward to it! Belgian beers are not that bad, you know. ;-) Thanks for appreciating our blog. Have a safe flight in.
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ReplyDeletemy artist website title is in your website...you might want to delete it....joyce
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ReplyDeletethe concept is similar to my body imaging painting...I enjoy the vibrancy of the colors and the open-minded method of "letting the paint flow".....allowing the image to happen....my website is THE SOUND OF COLOR....thank you.....
Joyce
Beautiful! Simple comment, but heart felt.
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