Nice airplane world war II watercolor, excellent details. Size: 20 x 16. Provenance: private owner.It is just the mat, it does not have a frame

Biography: Bill Holkham is an artist who paints in the various forms of watercolors, pastels and oils. His work covers a wide variety of subjects such as golf, landscapes, city scenes, aircraft, towns, wildlife, fishing, all marine related subjects, hunting, genre, churches,houses and vacation homes, His work appears in company and private collections throughout the world. Interior designers/decorators have commissioned his work to help achieve the ambiance they are seeking for a particular home, office, restaurant or other location. His endeavor is to achieve a harmonious effect in his paintings through the careful selection of colors and the tonal values.Bill is a full time artist and is available for commissions.Commissions other than individuals have included The World Bank, Heathrow International Conference Center, Flying Clubs (e.g. The Beagle Pup Club), Personal Plane Services (e.g. for Morane A1 restored for the Fantasy of Flight Museum), Health Trusts, Churches and Church Organizations, Major Ford Car Dealership, Restaurants across the world, various office Locations across the world. These have been either for a specific occasion or to help achieve that certain ambiance the commissioner is seeking.You will see that one of the subjects that Bill paints is aircraft. Bill has completed many commissions over the years for Air Forces personnel and their family members, private pilots, aircraft clubs and associations and aircraft restoration companiesSuccessful Juried Exhibitions have included Bucks Arts Society, Chelsea Arts Society London, Museum of Oxford England, Guild of Aviation Artists, Gainesville Fine Art Association, Southern Art League, Naples Invitational Arts Show, Mount Dora Annual Arts Exhibition and many others. Bill has been awarded First Prize for Art and various Honorable Mentions.

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