Ian Weatherhead
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Ian Weatherhead (born 1932) is an English watercolour artist.
Weatherhead was born in Leeds, Yorkshire. He attended schools in Yorkshire and Scotland. In Edinburgh, he was a pupil of Willie Wilson ARSA, a stained glass artist, printmaker and watercolourist who greatly influenced his style.
He started as an architect before becoming a professional painter. As well as Wilson, his pictures are also influenced by John Piper and Raoul Dufy. He paints landscape scenes mostly in Britain, but also in continental Europe, such as France and Italy.
Weatherhead exhibits in London and elsewhere. He has regularly painted scenes of the Henley Royal Regatta that are exhibited each July in the Stewards' Enclosure during the regatta. As well as original watercolours, he also produces limited edition prints.
In 1991, Weatherhead received the Catto Gallery Award at the Royal Watercolour Society. His work can be found in the House of Commons collection.
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