Mary Brownless
Water-Colour Artist
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Mary Brownless (née King) has been painting in water-colour for over 60 years. She studied privately with Gladys Best, R.W.A., in Devon, England and then at the Walsall College of Arts and Design. She paints land- and seascapes in the traditional English style using a limited palette of 4 to 5 colours for each scene, thus setting the tone and atmosphere. She belonged to many art societies in the UK and, since coming to Nova Scotia in 1970, she has been a member of the Annapolis Royal Arts Council, the Chester Heritage Society and Gallery and the Lunenburg Heritage Society, which started the Lunenburg Art Gallery Society. In the Annapolis Valley, she taught evening classes and more recently has given informal classes in water-colour in Lunenburg. Her work has been exhibited in various parts of Nova Scotia.

Solo Exhibitions
 Reflections on Nova Scotia, England and India
 A virtual exhibition of the 48 Paintings by Mary Brownless exhibited in the Lunenburg Art Gallery, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, July 26 - August 28, 2005

 Lunenburg Art Gallery (1991); Moorings Gallery, Mahone Bay; Black Duck Gallery, Lunenburg;
Open House Gallery, Annapolis Royal; “A” Gallery, Truro; Dalhousie Faculty Club, Halifax;
Chester Heritage Society Gallery; Herring Gull Gallery, Chester

 70 King Street, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, B0J 2C0, Canada / Tel.: 902-634-8815 / E-mail: marybrownless(at)eastlink.ca

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B/W drawing of an early 16th century sailing ship
 (from an early painting)
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