Don’t miss this beautiful exhibition of Watercolour paintings at the WA Shipwrecks Museum. 4 May – 28 July 2925.
All art work is for sale and you can learn about the colour Blue.
Here are just a few of the paintings.
Watercolours in Blue Exhibition
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