The Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours is one of the oldest societies of professional watercolour painters. The aims of the society are: to promote painting in watercolours; to encourage the use and development of water based mediums and to present the work of its best exponents in its annual exhibitions. The RI is based in London but its members come from all over the UK and beyond.
RI 200th London Exhibition
Mall Galleries, London
14 to 25 March 2012 Private View 13 March 2012
This is not our bicentennial year but the 200th exhibition held in London by the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours since the society's founding in 1831.
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Tonts of Congrats!!
Big congradulations again, Amanda!!
I guess you're showing with both societies there? - they'll be fighting over your membership! I hope you win awards, these paintings are too good not to be recognized, I don't recall anyone getting so good so fast. Better build on a trophy room!
Thank you Sadami!
Thank you SAT!
Thank you Nick! Yes! :-)) I hope to join one eventually, I think you can only belong to one or the other here! It really would be so lovely to win an award but its tough competition so i wont hold my breath! I really appreciate your comments :-)) When's that DVD out?!
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