WaterMarks

Tony Foster's exhibition, WaterMarks, features water in all its manifestations. A forty-two page fully illustrated catalogue is available from all participating galleries from 30 March 2003 and the new paintings are on sale from that date.

Tony has made river journeys on the Plátano River, Honduras, The Colorado through the Grand Canyon (the entire series of sixteen watercolour diaries has already been purchased by Denver Art Museum for its Western Art Collection) and the Suwannee from the Okefenokee Swamp to the Gulf of Mexico. He has also been to Greenland to paint icebergs and to the Hoh River on the Olympic Peninsular. In 2002 Tony rafted the entire length of the Salmon River, Idaho, (400 miles), to Yellowstone to paint the Geysers and to Guyana to paint Kaeiteur Falls. WaterMarks also is showing water paintings from Cornwall - including seascapes and Tywardreath Marsh, 500 metres from Tony's home.

Tony Foster at Kaeiteur Falls,
Guyana, September 2002
Photograph © 2002 Mike Nathan

The exhibition opened at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter, UK (29 Mar 2003 - 31 May 2003) and then goes to James Graham & Sons Gallery, Madison Avenue, New York (10 Jul 2003 - 23 Aug 2003), Montgomery Gallery, Market Street, San Francisco (18 Sep 2003 - 11 Oct 2003), Frye Art Museum, Seattle (30 October 2003 - 11 Jan 2004) and the National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson Hole, Wyoming (4 Nov 2004 - 30 Jan 2005).

This rest of this webpage provides an overview of Tony's recent adventures and shows illustrative samples of the work he has derived from them.

For a more complete view of his work, please see four recent and more detailed webpages: WaterMarks 0   WaterMarks 1   WaterMarks 2   WaterMarks 3   and   WaterMarks 4 .