Alwyn Crawshaw's Oil Painting Course

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Management number 237214991 Release Date 2026/07/10 List Price US$40.87 Model Number 237214991
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A course of 29 lessons to help the beginner master the art of oil painting. Starting with simple exercises on brush control and how to mix colours, the book goes through all the basic methods and techniques of oil painting, explaining each process and offering advice and encouragement at every stage. Readers are shown how to paint specific subjects, how to tackle problems when painting outdoors and how to paint from photographs. One section of the book is a feature on "what went wrong". These consist of different painting exercises which illustrate all the common pitfalls and how to avoid them. The final section of the book contains a series of step-by-step painting demonstrations with full instructions and a gallery of finished paintings. Read more

ISBN10 0004125959
ISBN13 978-0004125954
Edition First Edition
Language English
Publisher Collins
Item Weight 0.035 ounces
Print length 128 pages
Publication date January 1, 1992

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