A pair of experts, Dr. Michael Brown, curator of European art at the San Diego Museum of Art, and the artist himself, Timothy J. Clark, offered insights and discussed the creative process that goes into Clark’s acclaimed watercolor paintings, which range from portraits to still lifes to cities and buildings visited during Clark’s world travels. Dr. Brown, Ph.D. oversees the permanent collection of European Art before 1900 at the San Diego Museum of Art. He has taught at the University of Colorado at Boulder and the University of Denver and is the author of numerous articles on Spanish portraiture and the history of collecting Hispanic art.