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WATERCOLORS, BASTROP, TEXAS

Flowers, desert blooms, and the land they grow from

"I want a painting to be more than beautiful. I want it to be memorable, something a person carries with them after they've left the room."

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© 2026 Anne Nygren Doherty

Watercolor of white chrysanthemums, lilies and orange blooms in a mason jar tied with a white ribbon, casting a hard shadow

Mason Jar Wedding Bouquet #1 - Watercolor, 22 x 28 in - 2026

The work, in four series
Joy at the Windowsill, #2, watercolor on paper by Anne Nygren Doherty
White Inspiration, #2, Watercolor pn paper, by Anne Nygren Doherty
Cholla Sparkling, watercolor on paper by ANNE DOHERTY
Cactus and Chamiso, watercolor on paper by Anne Nygren Doherty
Glass and Light
Close Study
Desert Blooms
Landscape

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"Structure is the key to the unconscious."

Years of writing, acting, and making theater taught me that structure is the key to the unconscious. Attend to the form, and what you mean comes through on its own, the more true it becomes. In painting, the more closely I render a petal or a shadow, the more of myself goes into it, in ways I couldn't describe.

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Landscape is where the work is going next. Since you can't paint every detail of an outdoor space, you must choose the elements that matter, that are memorable. What I leave out, and how I compose what remains, is the statement.

Studio Notes

New paintings, works in progress, and the occasionnal story from the studio, sent a few times a year.

Anne Nygren Doherty · Watercolor artist · Bastrop, Texas

​anne@annenygren.com

© 2026 Anne Nygren Doherty

Anne Nygren Doherty · Watercolor artist · Bastrop, Texas

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