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Highly abstract and representational at the same time, the constant flow of colors, forms, lines seen in the art of William Heydt is immersed in rich colors and expressive brushstrokes. William Heydt's watercolor paintings are figurative in depiction, yet abstract in setting - giving a sense of ambiguity and chaos that somehow resides in harmony of colors.

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All of William Heydt's watercolors are available for sale as giclée print reproductions. For information on commissions please fill out the form below.

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Texting in the Degas room at the Met, New York City

A September sun illuminates the boat tender’s stand, No. 2 - The Tuileries pond, Paris

Boerenmarkt op de Noorder Markt, Jordaan, Amsterdam

A triumphant Joan of Arc stands guard on la rue de Rivoli, Paris

A January snow blankets Bowen’s Wharf, Newport

A spring horse sits idle on a bright winter’s day

Cafe Zelda, late day clouds and sun, Winter 1998

Five dollars-all-day parking behind the Old Colony House

Boulangerie Obelix, afternoon sun, Spring 1999

Hot dogs and soda sell well on the street outside the Metropolitan Museum, New York

Passing a Palm Beach gas station on a warm winter’s afternoon

Rainy reflections of the Perry Mill, Winter 1998

Red Barrels at Bowen’s Wharf, Spring 1998

Schooner on Recovery, Bowen’s Wharf, Winter 1998

Scorching afternoon at The Atlantic Beach Club, Summer 1998 30.5 cm x 50 cm.jpg

The Benjamin Marsh House, damp afternoon light, Fall 1997

Sidestepping slush after a storm - Thames Street, Newport

The Bounty visits Newport, Bannister’s Wharf, Spring 1998

The Clarke Cooke House, deserted winter day, 1998

The Dinner Train departs on a sunset tour of Aquidneck Island

A heavy wet snow blankets Bannister’s Wharf, January in Newport

A P.O.W. *M.I.A. outpost on the mall, Washinton, D.C.

J.T.’s Ship Chandlery, Thames Street, Winter 1998

Keeping cool in the shade of an F-15 - Quonset Point Air Show

Janet unloads her catch at Bowen’s Wharf, Newport

Early morning sun after a rain, Washington Square, Fall 1997

A brisk wind and melting snow mark the end of winter in Newport

A curious Coco waits to play in the snow, Touro Park, Newport

A full load of sand heads down the Senie, Paris

A barge and a boat glide together down the Seine, Paris

A choppy Seine makes for a fun ride on the Bateau Mouche - Paris

Aidan’s of Newport on a wet spring afternoon, 1999

A September sun illuminates the boat tender’s stand, No. 1 - The Tuileries pond, Paris

An afternoon sets on wild acre, Ocean Avenue, Newport

An All American rest stop welcomes motorists, Rt. 95, North Carolina

An anthrax scare closes down Bellevue Avenue, Newport, Fall ‘01

Blue whale on Second Beach, dissection with back-hoe, No. 1 - Middletown

The Matisse room at the Metropolitan Museum, New York City

The Music Hall and Benjamin’s on Thames, Spring 1998

Un kiosque â journaux, blvd. du Palais, Ile de la Cité, Paris

Un marché en plain air commence avec les marchands des fleurs, le printemps, Paris

Un poissonnerie au marché, ave. du Président Wilson, Paris

Une camionnette de service se gare prés du musée d'Orsay, Paris

Blue whale on Second Beach, dissection with back-hoe, No. 4 - Middletown

Blue whale on Second Beach, dissection with backhoe, No. 2, Winter 1998

Capt. Carl W. Bolender sits abroad the S.S. Hurricane Gloria - Long Wharf, Newport

Cool breezes mark an early Spring day, Bannister’s Wharf, 1998

Curious boys cautiously approach a Sikorsky Sea-King - Quonset Point Air Show

Fall breezes chill the air as an artist works - Pont au Double, Paris

From the roof of The Firehouse, Young St., Winter 1998

Fun shops and good restuarants draw a summer crowd to Bannisters Wharf, Newport

Newspaper Depot on America’s Cup Avenue, afternoon sun, Fall 1997

Parking cones delineate spaces in front of the Tennis Hall of Fame - Newport, R.I.

Preparations for the season, a cloudy Washington Square, Winter 1998

Ryan’s and The Pelham on Thames, Spring 1998

Highly abstract and representational at the same time, the constant flow of colors, forms, and lines seen in the art of William Heydt is immersed in rich colors and expressive brushstrokes. William Heydt's watercolor paintings are figurative in depiction, yet abstract in setting - giving a sense of ambiguity and chaos that somehow resides in harmony of colors.