“The Execution of Lady Jane Grey in the Tower of London in the Year 1554.”
Paul Delaroche, 1833. (Oil on Canvas, 97 x 117 inches)
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Short Take: Rim Light
During my classes online, I’m asked by students over and over again, ‘show me how I can improve my paintings.’ Besides needing to get better at drawing, paint mixing and application, composition, and value control-- handling light is the most overlooked aspect of...
That is simply exquisite!
wow
Wow that is morbidly beautiful; the flesh tones are gorgeous! Dig the red tights.
I have had to do some soul searching lately on the value of being an artist. Through Arnnie Fenners recent Spectrum Live ads, listening to recent artist talks from Gurney, Manchess, and lectures at the Norm Rockwell, and just realizing the history we can learn from paintings in the past have given me more understanding that it's ok to be an artist, and that some Art can be a powerful expression that guides, inspires and teaches humanity.
A beautiful painting on a rather sad subject, thanks Dan for the lesson on art and history of Lady Jane Grey.
Mike