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Artists we have discussed: Peter Adams Bill Anton John Asaro Clyde Aspevig Jules Bastien-Lepage Frank Benson Mia Bergeron Christopher Blossom Eugene Boudin William A. Bouguereau Philip Buller George Carlson Soren Emil Carlsen Eugene Carriere Michael Carson Russell Chatham Scot Christenson Fred Cuming Karl Dempwolf Maynard Dixon Nicolai Fechin Gunther Gerzso Quang Ho Winslow Homer Frank Tenney Johnson Johan B. Jongkind Wolf Kahn Alexandar Kanevsky Ansel Kiefer Ron Kingswood Gustav Klimt Bob Kuhn Tim Allen Lawson Calvin Liang Malcolm Liepke Zim Lim Jeremy Lipking Huihan Liu Dan McCaw Eric Merrill Willard Metcalf Stanley Meltzoff Stephen Eugene Mirich Tor Arne Moen Claude Monet Charles W. Mundy Edgar Payne Daniel Pinkham William Ritschel Ray Roberts Guy Rose Charles Emery Ross Jose Luis Sena Ruiz John Singer Sargent Stuart Shils Mian Situ Joaquin Sorolla Clyfford Still William Stout Frits Thaulow John H. Twachtman J. M. W. Turner Frederick J. Waugh James Whistler William Wray Hiro Yamagata Hiroshi Yoshida |
In my classes, I am constantly exposing my students to certain paintings from a variety of artists as examples of beautiful brushwork, color, composition and/or design. The following, in no particular order, are some of those paintings:
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This painting by Nicolai Fechin "Torry Pines" is in the San Diego Museum of Art. It is one of the paintings discussed in the brushwork workshop. Photos are details of the painting.
Other paintings discussed in the Color Theory 2.0: Brushwork and Palette Workshop:
