Paul Riley's artistic career began at 15 when in 1960 the Royal Academy accepted one of his paintings for their summer exhibition. At the time he was the youngest painter to be exhibited by the Academy.
Since moving to Devon in 1979 Paul has established himself as one of Britain's leading watercolourists, his work has colour, vitality and freedom of expression, complemented by a deep understanding of draughtsmanship and form.
Paul has written three bestselling instructional books on watercolour painting and writes regular articles for leading art journals. He has also presented a short TV piece on Monet's Garden for the BBC. He is also a competent printmaker, potter and sculptor.
Paul's work is exhibited both nationally and internationally with solo shows in London, Sweden, Germany, and Kuwai and in 2011 in Prague.

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