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Renaissance and classical
tecniques: tonal painting
Once aquired the drawings and colour bases, the student can experiment
oil painting. He learns the basic tecniques of the Renaissance
and classic techniques : preparations of the canvas with imprimatura;
quadrettatura, work on chiaro-scuro, blending and glazing.
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Virginie C., Copy from Ingres - first stage.
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Modern tecniques: colour
approach.
After using the colour with the classical styles,
the student is driven through the '800 and the modern use of colours.
Impressionism colour theories are worked out by
copying some masterpieces. Then we will teach other tecniques such
as the use of flat colours, knife painting, material works that
allow to expand the creativity of the painter.
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Elisabeth B.,
Copy from Monet
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Virginie C., Copy from Monet |

Landscape, knife painting, Gemma F.
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Still lifes
Working on still lifes, the student will have
the chance to express more deeply his own style and develop his
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