Ulaanbaatar
National Gallery of Mongolia hosting landscape watercolor exhibition for the first time
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Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ A landscape watercolor exhibition is
on display at the National Art Gallery of Mongolia where fine art masterpieces of
the country are housed.
The National Art Gallery in its 31-year history has never
staged a landscape watercolor exhibition. The watercolor exhibition features
over 30 artworks created between 1950 and 1990.
“Natural light effects are created by leaving blank spaces
in watercolor painting and landscape paintings show the painter’s talent the
most. Also, corrections cannot be made by adding other colors as putting too
many layers or pressing the brush too hard on the paper could damage the paper,
which requires the painter to pay close attention and use the correct colors,”
said the gallery’s curator A.Oyunbileg.
One of the highlights of the exhibition is ‘After the Rain’
painting created by painter B.Natsagdorj in 1978. In the painting, the artist realistically depicted how it looks after a rain using his technique.
