"Reds vs Blues" Watercolor by Williamson Douglas (SOLD) Gloria Vanderbilt a Victorian building of studios

a Victorian building of studios once occupied by John Singer Sargent

111-118 : "At the table between fantasy and traditionP

Eloise in Paris was first published in 1957

entertaining portrait of Coward

a place occupied simultaneously by highly conventional  people and wildly eccentric ones

"Reds vs Blues" Watercolor by Williamson Douglas (SOLD) Gloria Vanderbilt a Victorian building of studiosClassic polo watercolor by Williamson Douglas (1942 1998) pencil signed (LL) & dated '97 Art Sz: 1 3 4"H x 18"W Frame Sz: 21 1 4"H x 27"W Williamson Douglas attended Andover Academy and the University of North Carolina. He began painting in 1977, learning from the master portrait painter Joe Bowler, and was also influenced by Charles Reid, Ned Jacob and Michael Karas. Douglas was a member of The Chelsea Arts Club in London, England. His style is often