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In this article written by Amina Khan in the Los Angeles Times she explains how scientific research and experimentation has at last uncovered the mystery of why the yellow hues in some of his paintings have mysteriously turned to brown.
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Useful Web Links and Other Resources
This is the home page of Joseph Zbukvic, Australian Master watercolour artist | |
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A Google website that lets you "walk" through various galleries and see the artworks close up without leaving home. | |
The home page of the Miniature Art society - an interesting website for all our budding Miniature artists. | |
The website of the Australian Museum, Sydney, which has all sorts of interesting things to see and do. | |
The Art Scene's website for all information, registration and enquiries for the Mitchell School of Art held twice-annually at Charles Sturt University, Bathurst. | |
The Art Scene website. Retailer of Art Materials and Custom Framing | |
A fascinating website with dozens of video discussions on a wide range of subjects (not just art). There's something here for every thinking person. | |
The website of the versatile New Zealand artist. See here for details of her upcoming exhibition. | |
The premier art society in Newcastle, NSW. | |
The National Trust's Gallery in the Rocks. Visit this website to see find out about their current exhibition. | |
A very interesting website, especially for those interested in portraiture. | |
The website of the Newcastle Region Gallery | |
A modern museum built over and around the remains of Australia’s first Government House, the Museum of Sydney celebrates the people and events that have shaped the character and soul of this city. | |
This is the home page of Maitland's Regional Art Gallery | |
The Museum of Art and Culture Lake Macquarie, yapang (MAC yapang) is uniquely positioned within 5 hectares of leafy grounds on the shore of Lake Macquarie, Australia's largest salt-water lake. | |
This is Janice Bellamy's Art and Interests website. | |
The website of the Hunter Arts Network - an interesting site with lots of info about upcoming art events. | |
Handprint: One of the most comprehensive internet sites for Watercolourists - packed with useful information. Lose yourself in this site. | |
A website where you can get free painting and drawing instruction in all mediums | |
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The website of Dungog Arts Society, a very active group of talented artists. | |
Excellent link to extend your drawing skills. | |
Bluethumb is Australia’s largest online art gallery connecting over 11,000 Australian artists with art buyers. | |
Australia's oldest and most prestigious watercolour society. | |
The Australian Society of Marine Artists is a body of diverse artists and others interested in marine and maritime art. | |
The website of Government sponsored organisation promoting all art forms, artists, and art activities in the Upper Hunter Valley. | |
A website which lists competitions, books, residencies and other useful resources for artists. | |
The Art Gallery of NSW, Sydney | |
If you enjoy watching DVDs of some of the world's best artists at work and aspire to paint like them, this site is for you. | |
Aanders Aanderson is a Swedish watercolourist with a great technique. Check out his Youtube demonstration. | |
The website of Alvaro Castagnet, one of the world's most highly respected watercolourists. | |
Australia's National Portrait Gallery in Canberra | |
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