Famous Artists: Watercolor masters   Choose Artist Name John James Audubon William Blake Charles Burchfield Paul Cézanne Tony Couch J.S. Cotman J.W.S. Cox Honoré Daumier Charles Demuth Albrecht Dürer Thomas Eakins Thomas Girtin Childe Hassam Tom Hill Winslow Homer Edward Hopper George Inness Ted Kautzky Henry G. Keller Dong Kingman Paul Klee John LaFarge Tom Lynch John Marin Reginald Marsh Thomas Moran Georgia O'Keefe Maurice Prendergast Frederick Remington John Singer Sargent Irving Shapiro Charles Sheeler William Sommer Zoltan Szabo J.W.S. Turner Vincent Van Gogh Frank Webb James McNeill Whistler Edgar A. Whitney Frank Wilcox Andrew Wyeth (Choose an artist and click "GO") Forest Floor, circa 1968 Watercolor, 19 3/4" x 27 1/2" Illinois State Museum collection Irving Shapiro (American, 1927-1994) Irving Shapiro was born in Chicago. He studied painting at the Art Institute and the American Academy of Art, both in Chicago. He taught art at the Academy from 1945 until he retired. Many artists working in watercolor today mention Shapiro as one of their teachers. Additional Links: more on shapiro BACK TO TOP Watercolor Tutorials • Step-by-Step Paintings • Learning Center • Artist Galleries • Fine Art Links • Art Glossary • About www.WatercolorPainting.com • Copyright © 2008 Gregory Conley. All rights reserved.