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Jacket on a Chair
Here’s an idea for something to draw: throw your jacket on a chair. Now you have a still life, a portrait, and a landscape.
*Quoted from Charity Baker’s “Museum Crawl” class featuring Cezanne’s show of drawings in NY
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