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Painting the Impressionist Landscape

with Lois Griffel

Dates: June 17 - 21, 2013

Times:  Monday - Thursday, 9 am - 4 pm with lunch break

             Friday, 9 am - 1 pm

        

Medium: Oil, Pastels, Acrylics

Notes:

  • Minimum registration required for workshop to proceed
  • Open to all artistic levels and ages
  • Registrants will meet at Frank Bette Center for the Arts and travel to selected outdoor locations to paint
  • A schedule will be sent upon registration
  • This is exclusively an outdoor class. If weather is inclement, indoor work will include exercises, color theory, and still life.

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Fee: $585


Lois Griffel Plein Air Workshop

This workshop is contingent upon minimum enrollment being met. It will be evaluated five days prior to the starting date and if minimum enrollment is not met, it may be cancelled. Registered students will be notified of any changes, and a full refund will be issued or applied to the next scheduled workshop, if preferred.

 

Class Description: Lois Griffel’s workshops are based on her books, Painting the Impressionist Landscape and Painting Impressionist Color. The workshop focuses on interpreting light effects of nature into color. Emphasis is on color perception, control of masses and values, and attention to design and composition. Using an Impressionist color palette, Lois guides students to free themselves from old habits while encouraging greater visual awareness.  This workshop is informal and fun, but be prepared to learn a lot and work hard too!

 

About the Instructor: Lois studied classical painting at the NYC Art Students League with Raymond Kinstler, Burton Silverman and Harvey Dinnerstein before moving to Provincetown, MA. She became close friends with Henry Hensche, a protégé of Charles Hawthorne.  Hawthorne opened the Cape Cod School of Art in 1899, renowned for its dedication to Impressionism.  Griffel’s paintings combine classical tradition and Impressionism. As the third director of the school, she expanded the color principles of her predecessors as presented in her books, Painting the Impressionist Landscape and Painting Impressionist Color. Her paintings have twice graced the cover of American Artist Magazine and many others. To learn more about Lois Griffel, please visit her website at Loisgriffel.com

                           

                               

 

 

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All paintings by and property of Lois Griffel

Palm Grove Evening Study

 

Sun and Shadows

 

Rising Sun on the Roses


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