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1 Painting the many different types…

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4 Philip Guston’s Deluge

5 Nuremberg

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8 Richar Diebenkorn’s Berkeley #57

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10 Jules de Balincourt’s Amateur Night

11 Painting a basic Still Life… with an Achromatic Palette. In other words – using just black and white paint!

12 Every color has it’s own value… Light, Medium or Dark. Sometimes it’s easier to understand the VALUE RELATIONSHIPS when we’re just working with Black & White (& all the Grays in-between)

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15 Giorgio Morandi’s Grande Natura Morta con Quattordici Oggett

16 Natura Morta con il Cestino de Pane

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21 http://carpetmoss.wordpress.com/2011/03/ 18/research-point-giorgio-morandis- powdery-calm-still-lifes/ Great website with more Morandi images & info. highlighted below! *Also a link on bottom of this page leads to a Reading on Cezanne, Bonnard & Morandi’s still life paintings!

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