Still Life and America was the first lecture in the inaugural John Wilmerding Symposium on American Art held at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. this October. Mark D. Mitchell, Holcombe, the T. Green Curator of American Paintings and Sculpture at Yale University Art Gallery based his 30 …
Brooke who was VP of the Corcoran portrayed this scene “with a degree of humanity and dignity rare in 19th-century images of African Americans…”
Its a large expressive painting, beautiful painted and composed, and brimming with richness and meaning. Go see it.
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A one session exercise in a white still life using a limited venetian palette (titanium white, yellow ochre, burnt sienna, ivory black–extended with sap green(i used viridian green) and ultramarine blue.
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I’ve enjoyed making these paintings. You can learn more about the subject matter selection on the Vango website.
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I continues to work on this still life. Here is where it now stands…
This stencilled art form from Mathura, India that has been around since the since the 16th or 17th century. It is often seen on the side of temples and buildings in parts of India and is instantantly recognizable through its approach and motifs.
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This is Bearer (2013) seen at Telfair Museum in Savannah earlier this year.
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