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New York artist Linda Cromer paints lush watercolors of colorful flowers in full bloom, or fresh ripe fruit nestled between the folds of the richest of fabrics and tapestries. I find it impossible to resist the beautiful shades, and even the clear water in glass floral vases. Come meet Ms. Cromer at the Washington Square Outdoor Art Exhibit, which takes place this weekend and next. This art market first started in 1931, when unknown starving artists Jackson Pollock and Willem DeKooning brought their works to sell on the sidewalk. This year there are over 130 artists to see and meet.
[...] definitely seek out and page through the delicious, fine watercolors by Linda Cromer, who won another prize this [...]
Hi Linda! Correction much appreciated and made. I love this picture too, and I can’t wait to see your new Blue Ribbon watercolors!
I love that picture! The weather is supposed to be very good and I hear from the new director, John Morehouse that the show is expanding with 130 booths this spring, increased awards and several group booths for organizations such as the Art Students League. One correction- the show is this weekend, including Monday and next Saturday and Sunday. After that the next show is labor day weekend. I was pleased to see that your book is being given on WNYC as a premium in thier current fund raiser that ends today. Good luck with the book.