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Online workshop: Renaissance Italian painting

I’m doing an online work­shop over at the Wet­can­vas forum on Renais­sance Ital­ian paint­ing mate­ri­als and meth­ods. You can fol­low along here.

Posted in art history, art materials, art technique, oil painting, painting, tempera.

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By David – 16 September 2006

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  1. Rose Bard says

    Thanks for the work­shop. I dont have acess to good artists in Brazil. And I end up being igno­rant about many things related to fine art. All that great artists can share is an asset to my art knowl­edge. I very much appre­ci­ate you shar­ing about it over there. I book­marked your blog to fol­low with much inter­est­ing. Thanks for shar­ing knowl­edge­ble thoughts about art in your blog too.

    :) Rose Bard

    17 September 2006, 12:36 PM Reply
  2. David says

    You are very wel­come. I enjoy shar­ing what I know. I hope you like how the work­shop turns out. Some of it will be a rehash of what’s appeared here on this web log, with more empha­sis on how things were done in Renais­sance Italy.

    17 September 2006, 5:30 PM Reply
  3. Jeff Hayes says

    Hi David,

    This looks really, really cool. I don’t unfor­tu­nately have time to fol­low along prop­erly, but like most of your posts, I’m book­mark­ing them (lit­er­ally and fig­u­ra­tively) for future reference.

    30 September 2006, 2:54 PM Reply



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