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Baltimore watercolors loom large in Brady garden exhibit
Baltimore artist Carolyn Brady fills the Baltimore Museum of Art with photorealistic watercolors of English and French gardens, including Sissinghurst and Monet’s Giverny. Curator Jay Fisher says the works create a surrounding environment, with large scale that challenges watercolor. Brady explains the method from photography to pencil and watercolor, noting the bold, expressive brushwork when viewed in person.
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