I found some lovely masterwork studies drawn by Fran O’Neill, but she didn’t list the paintings they were drawn from. I figured I’d make a game of it.
Be the first to identify the artist and title of one of these masterwork paintings and win $50 towards a class.
Fran O’Neill is teaching a landscape class with us on Tuesdays starting May 5th. This is a rare opportunity to learn from a fabulous NY/Australian artist right in your own backyard. I’m absolutely positively enthusiastically in! Are you?
[image_with_animation image_url=”9495″ alignment=”” animation=”None” box_shadow=”none” max_width=”100%”] This is the fourth part of a multi day series, sharing work by my beginning figure drawing classes. Many of these students have never taken a drawing class before, nearly all of them are new to figure drawing. Rather than learning one style, we study a different approach every …
Neil Welliver is one of Patty Haller’s inspirational artists. See a resemblance? Neil Welliver in conversation with Edwin Denby Q. Why do you staple the big charcoal drawing to the white canvas? A. The charcoal drawing, when it is stapled to the white canvas, is ready to be transferred to the canvas and it’s been …
Gilbert Stuart’s Unfinished Portrait of George Washington Gilbert Stuart first painted George Washington in 1795 (in a work now known only from copies). That painting was so successful that, according to artist Rembrandt Peale, Martha Washington “wished a Portrait for herself.” She persuaded her husband to sit again for Stuart “on the express condition that …
Name a Masterwork and Win $50
I found some lovely masterwork studies drawn by Fran O’Neill, but she didn’t list the paintings they were drawn from. I figured I’d make a game of it.
Be the first to identify the artist and title of one of these masterwork paintings and win $50 towards a class.
Fran O’Neill is teaching a landscape class with us on Tuesdays starting May 5th. This is a rare opportunity to learn from a fabulous NY/Australian artist right in your own backyard. I’m absolutely positively enthusiastically in! Are you?
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