This is an introductory painting course that teaches the basic techniques of painting. Students learn to paint from observation, in a manner that results in a realistic depiction of the subject. However, the goal of this course is not to make copies, but to strike a balance between an art historical approach to painting with a contemporary one – fostering an environment that encourages students to think creatively and to experiment with the paint and the subject. This is achieved through live demonstrations, artist slide lectures, group, and individual critiques.
Must attend the first class or lose the place. For more information about this and other courses in the Department of Art and Art History, please visit https://art.georgetown.edu/courses/ This class is not available to audit.
This tuition includes housing, up to 19 meals per week, and all program fees.
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