This workshop has been conceived for those students who wish to discover (or rediscover) in a week the poetry and the magic of Florence, with its renaissance buildings and its skyline dominated by the cathedral dome, as well as the relaxing atmosphere of the Tuscan countryside, with its vineyards and olive groves. The course can be recommended to both Art novices and to experienced artists and professionals who intend to familiarize with the freehand drawing as well as with the perspective sketch. During outdoor sessions students will learn how to draw and paint landscapes, cityscapes and architectural elements, such as squares, medieval towers, churches and narrow streets. The following techniques can be chosen: pencil, water colour, oil painting and pastel. Practice will concentrate mainly on the use of colour and on the perspective method. Classes are held both in Italian or English. Price and details FS, 1 week, 30 hours, €595 Suggested Art material. May 27th – 31st 2019 June 24th – 28th 2019 | 2 spots left July 22nd – 26th 2019 | 1 spot left August 19th – 23rd 2019 September 16th – 20th 2019 | 1 spot left October 14th – 18th 2019Sketch en plein air
The aim of the course is to help the student to create a sketchbook with unforgettable memories of the historic city and its pastoral surroundings.
The workshop has a duration of 5 days, from Monday to Friday, for a total amount of 30 hours of tuition, and it includes an excursion in the countryside around Florence.
Price
Enrolment fee €45Course price includes
Dates
2019
Expiring date for enrollment: May 13th 2019 or until all the places have been filled.
Expiring date for enrollment: June 10th 2019 or until all the places have been filled.
Expiring date for enrollment: July 8th 2019 or until all the places have been filled.
Expiring date for enrollment: August 2nd 2019 or until all the places have been filled.
Expiring date for enrollment: September 2nd 2019 or until all the places have been filled.
Expiring date for enrollment: September 30th 2019 or until all the places have been filled.
Sketchbook in Florence and Landscape
