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Leonora Howlett
Leonora Howlett: A Watercolor Visionary Leonora Howlett, born Sydney, Australia in 1940, stands as a prominent figure in Australian watercolor art, recognized for her distinctive style characterized by vibrant colors and intricate patterns—a legacy solidified through fifteen solo exhibitions across the nation and numerous international presentations. Her artistic journey began with formal training at the National Art School under lumin
aries like Peter Laverty, John Passmore, and John Olsen, shaping her foundational understanding of artistic principles. Early Influences: Howlett’s formative years were marked by exposure to Islamic art during travels in Mexico and India—experiences that profoundly impacted her aesthetic sensibilities and instilled a fascination with geometric abstraction. London Years & Artistic Exploration: Living in London during the 1960s bro…