| James Kramer was both an artist and architect until 1970 when he retired from being an architect to devote full time to his painting. Early in his career, Kramer was attracted to watercolor because he found an inner light there that could not be achieved with opaque media. He often carries one of his many watercolor boxes to record landscapes and street scenes, atmosphere and prevailing color. The sketches are references that recall the feeling of place when he works in larger format in his stud (showing 500 of 3059 characters). |
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