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The Post-Impressionists

  Paul Cezanne: Design and shape were the features in which Cezanne approached his paintings.  He was the central figure for the Post-Impressionists, and his work influenced the rest of the group.He was more focused on showing the volume and … Continue reading →

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3 Tips for the Perfect Composition

  When it comes to artistic composition, you can study art from an instructor, read a great many books on the subject, or search the internet for all the suggested “rules” that apply. But for me, I only accept the … Continue reading →

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Quoting Andrew~Christina’s World

The following quotation is from Richard Merryman’s article, “Andrew Wyeth: An Interview,” published in Life, May 14, 1965. “When I painted it in 1948, Christina’s World hung all summer in my house in Maine and nobody particularly reacted to it. … Continue reading →

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Suggestions for Laying up a Good Watercolor Wash

After many unhappy blunders behind me, I learned to fully appreciate the value of laying up a good wash with ease, confidence and speed. I highly recommend anyone with doubts in their abilities in this direction put off all other … Continue reading →

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