Macao Watercoulor Scenery
As there was a short trip to Macau with my students, I went to the Museum of Art to see the Macao Watercolour Scenery exhibition. It is an exhibition about the tradition of Macao watercolour landscape paintings.
The art of watercolour painting is best known for its flexibility, colour gradation and intensity of expression. There was a time in the 18th century when the art of watercolours was held in Britain.
Later, it was developed into an independent art form of landscapes and human figure painting before gradually spreading around the world.
Ruins of St. Paul's
Io Fong
54 x 74cm/2000
St. Francis Garden in Autumn
Cheong Iu Sang
52 x 76cm/2000
Dawn on the Mount Fortress
Ung Su Lon
54 x 73cm/2004
Palha Street
Lio Man Cheong
73 x 146cm/1998
Former Bela Vista Hotel
Sio In Leong
47.8 x 68cm/2001
Luis de Camoes Square
Poon Lum San
29.2 x 38cm/1975
Patio of Eternal Happiness
Choi Su Weng
45 x 36cm/1993
Mansion on St. Joseph Street
Ng Wai Kin
27.8 x 38.8cm/1987
St. Dominic's Square at NightAs there was a short trip to Macau with my students, I went to the Museum of Art to see the Macao Watercolour Scenery exhibition. It is an exhibition about the tradition of Macao watercolour landscape paintings.
The art of watercolour painting is best known for its flexibility, colour gradation and intensity of expression. There was a time in the 18th century when the art of watercolours was held in Britain.
Later, it was developed into an independent art form of landscapes and human figure painting before gradually spreading around the world.
Ruins of St. Paul's
Io Fong
54 x 74cm/2000
St. Francis Garden in Autumn
Cheong Iu Sang
52 x 76cm/2000
Dawn on the Mount Fortress
Ung Su Lon
54 x 73cm/2004
Palha Street
Lio Man Cheong
73 x 146cm/1998
Former Bela Vista Hotel
Sio In Leong
47.8 x 68cm/2001
Luis de Camoes Square
Poon Lum San
29.2 x 38cm/1975
Patio of Eternal Happiness
Choi Su Weng
45 x 36cm/1993
Mansion on St. Joseph Street
Ng Wai Kin
27.8 x 38.8cm/1987
Lai Ieng
55 x 75cm/2007
