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Angels Landing Looking North Northeast along the Virgin River. 36½ x 36 / 3 x 36. Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, sand and glass beads in glass tube Cabezon Peak from a Mesa to the North. 36½ x 36¼ / 4 x 36, Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, sand in glass tube, brass cartridges, arrowhead by Homer Etherton, jade, turquoise and coral coyote fetish Spider Rock from Spider Rock Overlook. 36½ x 28 / 3 x 5. Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, Navajo miniature Yeibeichei weaving Canyon de Chelley Looking 25° North Northeast from below Junction Overlook. 18½ x 22½ / 2 x 9. pencil and watercolour on paper, peach stones, arrowhead by Homer Etherton Camp II - Chinle. 10 x 14½ / 2 x 7. Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, Zuni lapis bird fetish San Juan River Camp I - River House, 10 x 9½ / 2 x 8, Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, Zuni greenstone squirrel fetish Camp V - Sacred Narrows. 10 x 9¼ / 2 x 5. Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, alabaster coyote fetish by Tim Lementino Camp VI - Mile 48½, 10 x 8¾ / 2 x 5, Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, apple coral and turquoise fox fetish by Daisy Natewa Camp IV - Pourover. 10 x 11 / 2 x 5. Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, jet raven fetish by Tim Lementino Camp III - Below Eight Foot Rapids. 10 x 12¼ / 2 x 5. Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, jet bat fetish by Tim Lementino Camp VII - Slickhorn. 10 x 10¼ / 2 x 5. Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, jet raven fetish by Tim Lamentino Camp VIII - Trimble. 10 x 10 / 2 x 5. Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, Zuni squirrel fetish From East of Muley Point Looking South to the Goosenecks and Monument Valley - Twelve Days. 36¼ x 53½ / 2 x 53½. Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, pictograph, arrowhead by Homer Etherton From the Emigrant Trail on Comb Ridge Looking Southwest to the Mule Ears and San Juan Canyon. 36¼ x 53¾ / 1 x 52 / 3 x 15. Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, pictograph, sand and glass beads in glass tube, arrowhead by Homer Etherton Dook Oslid / Yellow Mountain (Mt Humphreys) and Sunset Crater Looking West Northwest from the Summit of an Unnamed Volcanic Cone. 29½ x 36¼ / 4 x 36. Pencil and watercolour on paper, maps, stones in glass tube, feather, red coral, shell, glass beads, brass cartridge, arrowhead by Homer Etherton, shell fox fetish by Bermard Homer Jr. Sis na' jin / White Mountain (Mt Blanca) Looking East Northeast from Blanca Wetlands. 31½ x 36½ / 4 x 36. Pencil and watercolour on paper, maps, salt in glass tube, feather, shells, coral, shell and glass beads, brass cartridge, arrowhead by Homer Etherton, alabaster coyote fetish by Tim Lementico Tso-Dzil / Blue Mountain (Mt Taylor) Looking 20° North from El Malpais. 32 x 36¼ / 4 x 36. Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, sand and stones in glass tube, feather, turquoise coral and glass beads, lapis lazuli, brass cartridge, arrowhead by Homer Etherton, turquoise jay fetish Debe' ntsa / Black Mountain (Mt Hesperus) Looking 80° East from Echo Park. 31 x 36½ / 4 x 36. Pencil and watercolour on paper, maps, obsidian in glass tube, feather, turquoise, jet and glass beads, Picasso marble bear, brass cartridge, arrowhead by Homer Etherton, lightening strike, Picasso marble wolf fetish by Daisy Natewa Tse' Bit' Ai / Shiprock • Looking South Southeast from Park Point, Mesa Verde. 27½ x 36½ / 2 x 34. Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, petroglyph, arrowhead by Homer Etherton Christ in the Desert Monastery • Looking North on the Rio Chama. 22½ x 30 / 3 x 9. Pencil and watercolour on paper, Chimayo sand in glass tube, wax, milagro, medal, wood, shell, stone, map Tse' Bii' Ndzisgai (The Mittens), Monument Valley Looking Northeast. 18 x 27½ / 3¾ x 15½. Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, porcupine quills, sand in glass tube, quail feathers, glass beads, turquoise, dream catcher, arrowhead by Homer Etherton Mesa Verde • Looking Southwest from Long House. 12 x 16 / 2 x 16. Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, Picasso marble bobcat fetish by Avery Quandelacy Looking South to Bell Rock. 12 x 16 / 3 x 9. Pencil and watercolour on paper, sand in glass tube, rose quartz heart, quartz crystals, silver fish, Tibetan knot, dreamcatcher Two Views of Sleeping Ute. 10 x 16 / 3¾ x 16. Pencil and watercolour on paper, map, pipestone horse fetish by Daisy Natewa Chaco Canyon • Looking Southwest from the South Mesa Trail. 12 x 14¼ / 2 x 14¼. Pencil and watercolour on paper, map Looking Southwest to Cabezon Peak. 12 x 16. Pencil and watercolour on paper Christ in the Desert Monastery • Looking Southwest on the Rio Chama. 12 x 16 / 3 x 9. Pencil and watercolour on paper, rosary in glass tube, wax, milagro, medal, wood, shell, stone, map Christ in the Desert Monastery • Tree and Rock in a Blind Canyon. 12 x 16 / 3 x 9. Pencil and watercolour on paper, rosary in glass tube, wax, milagro, medal, wood, shell, stone, map Fifth Attempt to paint Cathedral Rock • Looking East Northeast. 12 x 14½ / 3 x 9. Pencil and watercolour on paper, sand in glass tube, quartz crystals, Tibetan knot, quartz heart, dreamcatcher Chaco Canyon • Fajada Butte from the Pueblo Alto Trail looking 140° Southeast. 12 x 16. Pencil and watercolour on paper Tse' Bit' Ai / Shiprock • Looking South Southeast from Park Point, First Attempt. 12 x 16. Pencil and watercolour on paper Thunderstorm over the Valley of the Gods. 12 x 16. Pencil and watercolour on paper

Latest Exhibition: Sacred Places

Watercolour Diaries from the American South West

Gerald Peters Gallery Friday May 18th until July 14th. Informal talk and Gallery walk-round 3.30pm followed by Opening Party 5-7pm May 18th. Launch details

All societies need to express their reverence for extraordinary places. Tribal societies express it through their religious practices and ceremonies.

Our own, more secular society, expresses it by designating National and State Parks, National Forests and Monuments, thus rendering them sacrosanct.

It could be argued that the Environmental Movement is the secular means by which we express our need to honour the Earth.

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Tony Foster - Watercolour Artist

Tony Foster was born in Lincolnshire, England, in 1946. His home is in Tywardreath in the county of Cornwall, though he travels extensively to make his work.

Since 1982 Tony has created a series of 'watercolour diaries' in the world's great wildernesses. Travelling mostly on foot, by raft or canoe, his adventures have resulted in twelve major exhibitions, and material from seven exhibition catalogues is featured on this website.

His exhibitions usually tour galleries in Great Britain before going to the USA where most of his work is sold.