need book of master still-life drawings
Elijah
Need a book of master still-lifes, or several books. Am more familiar
with sculpture than with drawing - which artists drew lots of
still-lifes?
thanks
Elijah
wrote:
>In article <bk6a80tsedokjb8o7...@4ax.com>,
> You are doing a search on Amazon.com while you wait for a reply here,
>right?
>
>cheers,
did a search already. Searches are fine if the question is specific.
When the question is general humans usually give better answers.
Elijah
wrote:
>In article <6eia801r420bfnaup...@4ax.com>,
> Elijah <semi...@removehotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> did a search already. Searches are fine if the question is specific.
>> When the question is general humans usually give better answers.
>
> I agree. My first post here (almost a whole week ago!) was of exactly
>the same nature. The information provided by the humans made my
>subsequent searching productive. My mention of Amazon was my tiny
>contribution; Amazon seemed a good place to suggest, it wasn't a curt
>admonition to "DAGS," which some tend to make.
>
> When you've found some good leads, perhaps you could post a list here
>for the good of all.
>
>Regards,
seems still lifes don't get reproduced much in books. Leafed through
about 50 drawing books in local libraries and found zilch. Too bad,
cause I needed it for class tonight. Can ask a PAFA drawing faculty
tomorrow, I guess.
Lauri Levanto
to sculpt
- a landscape (done)
- still life
Nice to meet you here, too.
-lauri
Elijah
>One of my eternal goals have been
>to sculpt
>- a landscape (done)
>- still life
>
>Nice to meet you here, too.
>-lauri
Hey Lauri,
sculpting a still life should be easy with found objects :-D
I used to read posts here but there's so much animosity that I stayed
away. Who needs hatred when the world is full of cheese?
What I've been told is that there aren't books on still-life master
drawings and that if I want my students to draw from them they should
draw from painting instead. Bleh. That misses the whole point.
e