"History & Art of the Royal Watercolour Society" (RWS)  with Kathleen Key

Did you know the Britain’s RWS, founded in 1804, is the oldest in the world?  

That the membership can not exceed 75? 

That the Society defines a 'watercolour' as a work made in any water-based paint on paper?  

Join art historian and world traveler Kathleen Key as she tells us more about the RWS and shows us the work of past and current members.

Paintings:  Richard Bawden, Sonia Larson, and Elizabeth Blackadder. 

Watch your email for the Zoom link. Please download the Zoom app to your smart phone or computer before the meeting.

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Please arrive 10-15 minutes early so that we can work out any small issues before the meeting starts. 

The video will be available to watch later in the week on the NMWS YouTube Channel, which is unlisted. Information and the video link to YouTube will be sent to members by email.  

*If you would like to attend this meeting as a guest, please email Rachel Murphree at rcmurphree[at]outlook.com and give me your name and a phone number at which to reach you.