THE WATERCOLORIST'S Museum Bucket List.

Dürer's works are among the earliest examples of watercolor painting as we know it today. Features The origins of watercolor painting can be traced as far back as the Prehistoric age, when Paleolithic humans first applied ochre and charcoal pigments in some fluid form to cave walls. The institution holds the world's largest collection of Dürer watercolors, as well as other works on paper by this masterful artist. THE CANTON MUSEUM OF ART For many museums, watercolor paintings represent only a small fraction of their collections, or the works seldom come out of safe-keeping for display. [Extracted from the article]