Article: Arts Focus: Julian brings a royal gift from Arabian deserts.(Features)

Article: Mall Galleries exhibition.
Hastings & St. Leonards Observer (St. Leonards-on-Sea, England);  September 17, 2007 ;     392 words ...FOUR miniature watercolours by a Hollington artist have been accepted for an exhibition at the Mall Galleries in London. Ian Harrison, 72, of Roosevelt Court, was a regular exhibitor with the Royal Miniature Society during the 70s when ...

Article: Camilla portrait to go on show at Mall Galleries.
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales);  May 4, 2009 ;     457 words ... ... portrait, also a humanity and a sense of humour that gives us an insight into the true character of the Duchess. It's a striking image." The oil on canvas will go on display at the Mall Galleries in central London from May 7 to 23..

Article: Dual award to watercolourist ; At its prestigious annual show at ...
Western Morning News, The Plymouth (UK);  April 25, 2009 ;     412 words ...At its prestigious annual show at the Mall Galleries in London, the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours awarded two prizes to the North Devon artist Colin Allbrook. This ...

Article: Repeat of previous years' successes ; Westcountry artists ...
Western Morning News, The Plymouth (UK);  April 25, 2009 ;     407 words ... ... latest successful showing at the 2009 Annual Exhibition of the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours at London's Mall Galleries. For the eighth year in a row, Michael had all five of his works accepted - and sold them all within ten minutes of the ...

Article: Local artist opens two new mall galleries
Dayton Daily News;  June 14, 2009 ;     700+ words ...Malls hate empty spaces. Just ask Mher (Michael) Harutunian. Harutunian -- an Armenian born artist who moved to Dayton from New York City in 2000 -- had established a steady following at his "Portraits by Michael" art kiosk at Cincinnati's Eastgate Mall during a three-year period before mall

Article: ROYAL SOCIETY OF PORTRAIT PAINTERS' ANNUAL EXHIBITION ; Visual ...
The Independent - London;  May 11, 2007 ;     523 words ...There is something mildly depressing about the idea of this annual show. The fact that the society that organises it is endorsed by royalty makes you fear, almost instinctively, that the occasion will be a stultifying one for a variety of reasons, one being that the exhibition will have hanging

Article: The Prince displays a fine eye; Verdict: The Prince of Wales ...
The Daily Mail (London, England);  November 21, 1997 ;     700+ words ...Byline: ROBIN SIMON THE Discerning Eye exhibition (until November 30) is an ordeal - but more for the selectors of the exhibits than for the artists. And this year one of the six selectors - two critics, two collectors and two artists - is the Prince of Wales who, although selecting as a collector,