Watercolors

Watercolor on canvas by Jochen Michaelis, untitled, child's head. 20th century watercolor on canvas, untitled, child's head by Jochen Mickaelis. H: 28cm, W: 34cm, D: 2cm Please contact us before ordering to confirm product availability.
Watercolor on paper by Jochen Michaelis, Au marché Edgar Quinet. Watercolor on paper from the 20th century, depicting the Edgar Quinet market by Jochen Mickaelis, well framed under glass. H: 27.5cm, W: 32.5cm, D: 1.5cm Please contact us before ordering to confirm availability.
Lithograph, signed and framed, 20th century. This twentieth-century lithograph is an elegant work of graphic art, testifying to the mastery of printing techniques of the period. Hand-signed by the artist, this piece guarantees authenticity and artistic value for any collector. The print is distinguished by the precision of its lines and the depth of its...
Watercolor on paper, Villefranche harbor by Evelyne Luez, 20th century. This watercolor on paper by Evelyne Luez is an extremely fine work depicting the famous Villefranche roadstead. Created in the twentieth century, this piece is distinguished by the use of Indian ink highlights that precisely underline the contours of the Mediterranean landscape,...
Watercolor on paper, The port of Saint Jean d'Acre by Evelyne Luez, 20th century. This watercolor on paper by Evelyne Luez is a luminous work depicting the historic port of Saint-Jean d'Acre. Created in the twentieth century, this painting perfectly illustrates the artist's talent for capturing the unique atmosphere of Mediterranean landscapes. The...
Watercolor on canvas, preparatory work for a portrait of 2 young girls, 20th century. This delicate watercolor on canvas by Evelyne Luez is a preparatory work for a portrait of two young girls. Produced in the twentieth century, this piece bears witness to the artist's singular technique, transposing the fluidity of watercolor onto a canvas support. The...
Pair of watercolors by Schall P and Descourtis, 19th century, Napoleon III period. Pair of watercolors with titles Les espiègles and L'amant surprie, by Schall P and Descourtis, 19th century, Napoleon III period, fine period frame, restoration to be restored. Each: H: 58.8cm, W: 45.8cm, D: 2cm Please contact us before ordering to confirm availability.
Framed watercolor, seaside, 20th century. 20th century watercolor, depicting a seaside. H: 20cm, W: 50cm, D: 2cm Please contact us before ordering to confirm availability.
Framed watercolor coaster depicting a view of Asia by Patrick Gannat. Watercolor depicting a view of Asia framed under glass, signed Patrick Gannat. Frame: H: 46cm, W: 31cm, D: 1.5cm Watercolor: H: 23,5cm, W: 18cm Please contact us before ordering to confirm availability.
Watercolor on paper by Evelyne Luez, framed under glass. Watercolor depicting a landscape, signed by Evelyne Luez, watercolor on paper framed under glass. Watercolor: H: 15cm, W: 21cm, D: 0,2cm Please contact us before ordering to confirm availability.
Watercolor on paper, double-sided drawing, 1962. Watercolor on paper depicting a mimosa blossom on one side and tree foliage on the other, signed and dated 1962 in Acton, USA.
Drawing and watercolor, Russian theater character - 1948 This work on paper, dated 1948, is a precious testimony to Russian art of the mid-20th century. Combining the precision of drawing with the fluidity of watercolor, it depicts a Russian theater character, capturing the dramatic essence and richness of costumes on the Moscow and Petersburg stages in...

Watercolor, that delicate art where pigment and water mingle on paper, reveals a rich and varied artistic history, embracing both ancient traditions and contemporary innovations. Our "Watercolor Paintings" category offers an exhaustive panorama of this art form, inviting amateurs and connoisseurs alike to explore a diverse collection that spans centuries and borders.

The origins of watercolor go back to cave painting, but it was in the Middle Ages that it really began to take on its current form, used for manuscript illustrations. During the Renaissance, European artists adopted watercolor for its subtle nuances and ability to capture ephemeral impressions, a practice that reached its apogee in 18th-century England with artists such as William Turner, whose works express the emotional and atmospheric power of this technique.

In the 19th century, watercolor became a favored means of expression for the Impressionists and Post-Impressionists, who used it to explore light and color in innovative ways. This period also saw the emergence of schools and movements dedicated to watercolor throughout Europe and America, consolidating its place in art education and professional exhibitions.

In the 20th century and up to the present day, watercolor continues to evolve, with contemporary artists pushing back the boundaries of the medium. Mixed techniques and experimentation with different media and textures give rise to works that challenge traditional conceptions of watercolor, making each piece a unique exploration of color and water.

Our collection covers a broad spectrum, from ancient classics to bold contemporary works, each selected for its beauty and originality. We also offer educational resources, workshops and virtual exhibitions that allow you to delve into the fascinating world of watercolor, understand its techniques and celebrate its history.

As you browse our category, you'll discover not only works by renowned artists, but also emerging talents. Each watercolor painting we present is a window into the soul of its creator, offering a unique perspective on the world around us.

Join us on an unforgettable artistic journey through watercolor paintings of all eras and styles, and let yourself be inspired by the poetry of water and pigment.

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