Tonight I present another monochrome copy of a John Singer Sargent charcoal drawing of Sybil Sassoon, 1912.
Paper: NY Central, 140 lb, hot press, 22 x 15"
Paint: Blick PB15:4 Phthalo Blue
Tonight I present another monochrome copy of a John Singer Sargent charcoal drawing of Sybil Sassoon, 1912.
Paper: NY Central, 140 lb, hot press, 22 x 15"
Paint: Blick PB15:4 Phthalo Blue
Tonight I present another one of those monochrome copies of a John Singer Sargent charcoal drawing of Aline Wythes, nee Thorold,1915. I'm pretty sure she wasn't a cantatrice.
Paper: NY Central, 140 lb, hot press, 22 x 15"
Paint: Blick PB15:4 Phthalo Blue
You can take the girl out of Georgia, but you can't take Georgia out of the girl (Republic of). This is a monochrome of Tamara Imeretinsky Bagration, 1945.
Paper: NY Central, 140 lb, hot press, 22 x 15"
Paint: Blick PB15:4 Phthalo Blue
Tonight I present another one of those John Singer Sargent monochrome copies of Myra Hess, 1920. Myra was a "pianotrice". Yeah, I just made that up. But I'll Google it. Yep, it's all mine!
Paper: NY Central, 140 lb, hot press, 22 x 15"
Paint: Blick PB15:4 Phthalo Blue
John Singer Sargent revisited. Here is a monochrome copy of a charcoal drawing of Mrs George Swinton, 1906. From the jssgallery.org, "Although
British,
she actually grew up in St Petersburg, and left vivid accounts of life
in pre-Revolution Russia." Oh, and she was another "cantatrice".
Paper: NY Central, 140 lb, hot press, 22 x 15"
Paint: Blick PB15:4 Phthalo Blue
Here's another drawing by Pietro Annigoni (1910-1988). I can't remember why I tried this, maybe because I thought it would be fairly simple.
Paper: NY Central, 140 lb, hot press, 15 x 22"
Paint: Home made PB82 Maya Blue Dark, no ox gall.
Tonight I present a copy of a drawing by Pietro Annigoni, 1970.
Paper: NY Central, 140 lb, hot press, 15 x 22"
Paint: Home made PB82 Maya Blue Dark, no ox gall.