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Watercolours by HRH The Prince of Wales

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10 Aug 2018—18 Nov 2018
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During the annual Floriade festival, see garden and landscape watercolours by HRH, The Prince of Wales. An experienced watercolourist and passionate patron of the arts, the Prince of Wales has been painting for most of his adult life. To celebrate his 70th birthday, the National Gallery of Australia will display a selection of 30 artworks.

This display of garden and landscape works selected by Prince Charles for the NGA coincides with Canberra’s popular festival, Floriade, which celebrates the beauty of nature through both planned gardens and open country.

landscape scene of a river with green banks, green trees and blue sky

HRH the Prince of Wales, Kilphedir Pool on River Helmsdale, Sutherland 2015, watercolour on paper, © A.G. Carrick

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