Tony Foster Journey 10 | 1998–2002 | 45 artworks
WaterMarks: Watercolour Diaries from Swamps to Icebergs
Painting locations: Arizona, Georgia, Washington, Wyoming, Cornwall, Greenland, Guyana, Honduras, Idaho, Maldives
Water, whether in solid, liquid, or gaseous form, prodigious or ephemeral, is a necessary element for life and quintessential in transforming landscapes over the eons. It is also the foundation for Tony Foster’s largest Journey series: WaterMarks. Foster explored the frozen Arctic, the neotropical rainforests of Honduras, and the colorful, underwater coral reefs of the Indian Ocean to produce seventy-nine paintings representing 45 artworks of icebergs, geysers, swamps, waterfalls, and oceans in tremendous variety. Because of the Journey’s magnitude, this series was amassed over six years of work and travel.
Painting locations
Greenland
Kingigtoq
Naujatsiait
Sermermiut
Guyana
Kaieteur Falls
Honduras
Rio Plátano
Rio Zacate
Maldives
United Kingdom
Tywardreath Marsh, Cornwall, England
United States
Grand Canyon, Arizona
Hoh River, Washington
Okefenokee Swamp/Suwanee River, Georgia
Snake River, Idaho
Yellowstone, Wyoming
Past Exhibitions
2003–05
Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter, England
James Graham & Sons, New York, New York
Montgomery Gallery, San Francisco, California
Frye Art Museum, Seattle, Washington
National Wildlife Museum, Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Other Past Journeys
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