Paint like Les Fauves ... The Wild Beasts
Tutor: Richard BoxCourse Code: 0622-02
Summary
Les Fauves (The Wild Beasts) is the name given to a group of artists who had an exhibition of their work in 1905. Their paintings were so surprisingly colourful that the art critic, Louis Vauxcelles coined the term. This course is for all of you who would like to paint with bright and bold colours and to use them expressively rather than naturalistically.
Description
Please bring with you
Richard, your tutor, will supply all other materials and equipment: acrylic paper, acrylic paints brushes etc. at a small cost of no more then £5.00 per person……. probably less.
Drawing/painting boards, water jars, paint palettes and paper towels will also be supplied.
Level
Suitable for all levels
Course Location
Missenden Abbey
Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire HP16 0BD
Tutor
Richard Box
Richard is an artist and art historian. He has painted in oils and watercolours for many years and is now exploring acrylics. He continues to develop his textile work which involves fabric collage with both machine and hand stitching ('painting' with fabric and thread). Richard has written seven books on drawing, design and embroidery. He gives lectures to branches of the Embroiderers' Guild; Women's Institutes; Probus, and the National Association of the Decorative and Fine Arts Society. Richard has been teaching for 55 years and has a missionary zeal to help people to overcome their terrors of drawing.
Saturday to Sunday
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Timetable
Saturday | |
9.45am | Students arrive |
10am-1pm | Teaching session |
1-2pm | Lunch for all |
2-5pm | Teaching session |
6.45 for 7pm | Dinner for residents |
Sunday | |
8-10am | Breakfast for residents |
9.30am-1pm | Teaching session |
1-2pm | Lunch for all |
2-5pm | Last teaching session |
"A wonderful course, thank you Richard." (Summer School 2019)
" Richard is a lovely man and a great teacher. He took me a complete beginner to this type of painting and gave me the confidence to give it a go I will complete my painting. I enjoyed the day immensely." (February 2022)
"Excellent course - cannot wait to do my next one." (Summer School 2019)