"Second Chukkar" Watercolor by Williamson Douglas (1942-1998) (SOLD) Cyril Gorainoff taken from a sketchbook of

taken from a sketchbook of 1923

with such books as Seven Little People and Their Friends (1862)

his images have an immediacy and grit not often found in the work of professional party photographers

Tependris has become a cult figure in the art community

is the first retrospective of Sokolsky's fashion photography

"Second Chukkar" Watercolor by Williamson Douglas (1942-1998) (SOLD) Cyril Gorainoff taken from a sketchbook of18" x 24" Williamson Douglas attended Andover Academy and the University of North Carolina. He began painting in 1977, learning from the master portrait painter Joe Bowler, and was also influenced by Charles Reid, Ned Jacob and Michael Karas. Douglas was a member of The Chelsea Arts Club in London, England. His style is often referred to as "painterly," artistically he is a lyric realist. His paintings, which not only include polo, but landscapes,