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Traditionally painted architectural illustrations are a specialty of John Walsom, who uses his background in architecture and watercolor skills to produce works that are beautiful, accurate, and that evoke the exact mood his clients are after.
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Walsom at Chelsea Arts
Three of John Walsom's lively paintings have been selected to show in this week's Chelsea Arts Society exhibition.
Bend It Like Beckham
To mark the opening of the new show 'Bend It Like Beckham The Musical', John Walsom completes a set of three paintings of the Phoenix Theatre in London.
The Chapel Royal
John Walsom's watercolour painting of the famous Chapel Royal within Hampton Court is to be accepted into the Royal Collection.
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