Today I present another monochrome copy of a Philip de Laszlo painting of cantatrice Germaine Gien, 1921. I think "cantatrice" is a fancy way of writing "singer".
Paper: Arches, 140 lb, hot press, 15 x 22"
Paint: Home made PB82 Maya Blue Dark, no ox gall.
Today I present a monochrome copy of a Philip de Laszlo portrait of Sophica Jurdens-Roidi, Comtesse des Isnards, 1919. From the de Laszlo Archive Trust, "At least two of de László’s portraits of the Jurgens family were destroyed during the Second World War, making this an important survival." Sophie was born is Greece in 1892, and later married a Dutchman whom she met on a skiing holiday in St Moritz, 1918.
Paper: Arches, 140 lb, hot press, 15 x 22"
Paint: Home made PB82 Maya Blue Dark, no ox gall.
Today I present a monochrome copy of a Philip de Laszlo painting of Miss Faith Moore, 1907. From the de Laszlo Archive Trust, "Faith Moore was born c.1879, the younger daughter of a prominent New York financier and railway magnate, John Godfrey Moore (1847-1899)."
Paper: Arches, 140 lb, hot press, 15 x 22"
Paint: Home made PB82 Maya Blue Dark, no ox gall.
Well, I've got different type of paper, so I'll give Tamara another go. Tonight I present another colorized monochrome of a John Singer Sargent charcoal portrait of Tamara Karsavina, 1914
Paper: NY Central, 140 lb, hot press, 15 x 22"
Paint: Home made PB82 Maya Blue Dark, still with no added ox gall.
