Sentences with phrase «painted on an easel»

You'll do your wall canvas art painting on an easel with 5 basic brushes and DecoArt Americana Acrylic paint colors specially selected to help you create your own masterpiece.

For some reason, I left the glasses painting on my easel after completing it but something was irritating me about it.

On June 23, 1964, after watching a French film on television that ended with the word «fin,» which means «the end,» he added the word to the painting on his easel before going to bed.

You can almost piece together each element of a building, as if hung on (albeit wonky) planes: his doorways, for instance, are characteristically off - kilter, as though they had been painted on an easel rocking on an undulating pavement.»

Not exact matches

Besides, having an easel gives children a dedicated place to paint or draw, so they do not decide to paint murals and pictures on a real wall, without permission!

If you are painting a picture an upright easel is nice to set up and even indoors on a rainy day.

Painting Stick a large piece of butcher's paper to a wall or on an easel.

So keep the canvas on its makeshift easel as long as you want and put your feet up in a chair while you watch the kids paint you a masterpiece.

The light in my studio is a bit yellow, so I always open up the blinds and perch a white spotlight on my easel when I paint there.

Nuh uh... my easel, my canvas, my paints, brushes; they all have to be right there on the east end of the dining room table where the light from the north window hits just right, ready and waiting for the next moment of inspiration to hit.

Where I had visions of original student easel paintings hanging on the walls, she wanted to post copied color book pages.

Do you remember how you felt in Kindergarten, the first time you put on your daddy's shirt and stood in front of an easel to paint?

Mendocino's dramatic location is a natural magnet for artists, and you can often see them, easels propped and paint palettes out, capturing the scene on their canvases.

I am just as happy to set up my easel on a quiet beach as I am to paint outside the National Gallery overlooking Trafalgar Square.

However, you can paint with them on a table or a drawing board, whereas the bounce of stretched canvas tend to require you to work upright on an easel.

She noted: «I did not want a small gesture, standing at the easel with a sable brush... I literally wanted to break free, put it on the floor, throw the paint around... «1

Painting outside in public can be hazardous in such a culturally deprived location, by this I mean — the people walking by and comment on your painting are likely to heap insane amounts of praise (sometimes for just setting up an easel — with a white Painting outside in public can be hazardous in such a culturally deprived location, by this I mean — the people walking by and comment on your painting are likely to heap insane amounts of praise (sometimes for just setting up an easel — with a white painting are likely to heap insane amounts of praise (sometimes for just setting up an easel — with a white canvas!)

So by the end of the term everyone was feeling uninhibited, setting up a French easel or making paintings on the walls, on the floors.

And you're clearly painting on a big surface that doesn't have all the connotations of, you know, traditional window or easel painting, just....

Rail: The thing that strikes me about the one with the easel is that there are three discrete views: the palette, the painting of the landscape on the easel, both of which are cropped by the painting's edges, and your shadow on the grass.

In the exhibition, the two big, blazing - fireplace images are followed by the final room, which features a very different selection of work: seven conventional - size easel paintings in oil on linen.

On New Year's Day 2014, I got out my seldom - used portable easel and took it landscape painting.

It had changed from being subservient to the dominant class — painting pictures of leaders, dignitaries and so on — and, as those functions had ebbed away, easel painting had no use any more.

The Incendiary Nocturne paintings lean heavily on earlier masterworks of this era, especially the Romanticist paintings of J.M.Turner (1775 - 1851) whose The Eruption of the Souffrier Mountains looks as though it was painted on an adjacent easel with the same palette of burnt umber and cadmium yellow.

Reed Danziger mounts paper on panel, for the intimacy of drawing or easel painting.

Pop Goes the Easel explores Pop Art of the 1960s and its impact on painting, printmaking, and sculpture in the decades that followed.

Prior to 1950, monumentally sized art was generally reserved for mural paintings in the narrative tradition and abstraction was explored on an easel - sized scale.

The nearly completed painting «Into the North Wind,» which was on Beeler's easel at the time of his death, is included in the exhibition.

However, her comment on such categorization seems to be disapproving: «I wanted to learn about both Abstract Expressionism and the critique of easel painting — not because I wanted to emulate them, but because I didn't like them.»

A dozen works range from easel paintings to his usual large scale, as if he is trying them on for size.

I paint oil on canvas — without an easel.

Her outstanding and distinct focus on making calm and contemplative images position her oeuvre as a fine example of contemporary easel painting.

Here, between 1947 and 1951, Pollock made his famous drip paintings, abandoning the easel, laying canvases horizontally on the floor and applying ordinary enamel house paint with the sweep of his arm.

Consequently, the relatively small, easel - scale paintings of the Southern Californians revealed a freshness in their coming to terms with reductive form that occurred on a much different level than the physical / material emphasis of Minimal art in New York.

In her solo show at Half Gallery, Trudy Benson presents easel - size paintings that continue her riff on the digital imagery of early paint software like MacPaint, SuperPaint, and Painter.

In the Art in the Age of Altamira exhibition catalog, Jill Cook wrote that, after his cave visits, «Miró's preference for working off the easel on larger format works painted against a wall or on the ground, as well as his use of ochre pigments and earth tones developed.»

The Horizontalists distinguish themselves as a group from the «Bellport School», which pours, paints, drips, scrapes, and abrades pigments on horizontal surfaces as they bear down from above onto floors or tables rather than on easels or walls.

A work table, stacked canvases, the artist at her easel (and laptop): these are all objects and scenes captured using 3D scans in her own studio space in New York, where Rossin makes both her digital works and oil paintings on canvas.

A controversial portrait and his final easel painting, La Fornarina, shows his legacy living on as, of all things, Mannerism.

It displays his most famous painting, Early Sunday Morning from 1930, on an easel unframed, as if he had gone out to check its accuracy against the storefronts on Seventh Avenue a few blocks north.

He encouraged me to be a painter and had me sit beside him at his easel with a brush and paints and beginning at age six he was there to spur me on.

[6] He introduced his daughter to painting [7] and «had [her] sit beside him at his easel with a brush and paints and beginning at age six he was there to spur [her] on».

One lovely summer day, an iconic vision comes to mind: you see yourself seated at your easel in a field of flowers, working peacefully on a plein - air landscape painting as clouds float above and bees pass by, humming in a friendly manner while searching for nectar or creating honey or whatever.

A cross between Western geometric abstraction and the geometric ornamentation of Islamic art, it combines the visual impact of easel painting with the physical experience of design on an architectural scale.

She has cited a collection of photographs of Jackson Pollock working on his paintings on the floor, as an early inspiration which encouraged her to work without brushes and with physical movements, unlike those of conventional easel painters.

On moving to New York in the late 40s, the artist turned to easel painting and Abstract Expressionism, employing a restrained palette of whites, blacks, and reds in his depictions of abstract cloud - like forms floating in space.

On windy days I had to tie the painting to the easel to keep it from blowing down.

Working within a two - dimensional, rectangular format typically associated with easel painting, Nuvolo introduced new techniques that relied on tension and textural variation, using a range of materials that include commonplace textiles as well as deerskin.

In his sunlit top floor studio in Manhattan, under a wide, square skylight, a large canvas on the working easel, others in progress on the walls nearby, and a paint covered and stained work table beside them, Kahn continues to invent landscapes of often unlikely color combinations and expressive brushwork.

Nairne explained that they had also worked closely with Freud's long - standing Studio Manager and friend David Dawson, who is the subject of the painting that stood on Freud's easel when he passed away.