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Still Life Painting Workshop with Max Ginsburg *CANCELLED*
Still Life Painting Workshop with Max Ginsburg
We are sorry to say that Max is having some health issues and is not able to teach this workshop.
In this workshop, we will paint in oil and focus on a still-life composition, an arrangement of objects, food, and containers of varying textures (such as glass, paper, and plastic). A separate set-up will be arranged with lighting for every four students.
Max Ginsburg
Max Ginsburg’s paintings are held in numerous museums and private collections, and he has exhibited his fine art since the 1950s, winning numerous awards. From 1980 to 2004, he painted illustrations commissioned by major publishing companies. You can view Max Ginsburg’s illustrations here: https://www.ginsburgillustration.com/. Max has taught painting at major art schools and colleges since 1960 and has conducted workshops in the U.S. and abroad.
Examples of Max’s still lifes:
“Maxwell House Coffee.” Oil. 6″x9″
“Instant Coffee.” Oil. 9″x12″
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SUPPLY LIST
OIL PAINT
- Titanium White
- Cadmium Yellow
- Yellow Ochre
- Cadmium Orange
- Cadmium Red Lt.
- Alizarin Crimson
- Raw Sienna
- Burnt Sienna
- Burnt Umber
- Cadmium Green Pale., (Winsor Newton brand)
- Cinnabar Green Medium (Rembrandt brand)
- Viridian
- Cerulean Blue
- Ultra Marine Blue
- Mars Black
BRUSHES
- Raphael – Paris, (Type #3572 Bristle Filbert) Size #4, #6, #8
- Robert Simmons, Signet, filfbert. #4,#6, #8
- Escoda Clasico filbert, Size: #4, #6, 8#
- Silver Brush Renaissance (Type #7110) Red Sable #1, #2
MEDIUMS
- Linseed Oil
- Turpenoid or Gamsol
SURFACES
Hardwood Panel, gessoed, sanded and Toned)
OR Stretched Canvas, Primed
THREE Sizes , 8″x 10″, 9″x 12″, 11″x14″,
OTHER
- Two metal cups with caps (for turpenoid and linseed oil)
- Palette Knife
- Murphy Oil for washing brushes
- Rags and Paper Towels
- A French Easel with legs, with a wooden or plastic palette
BUY WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD & YOU CAN BRING SUPPLIES YOU ALREADY HAVE
Accessibility: The Space is located on the second floor of a historic building, accessible via a flight of stairs. Unfortunately, there is no elevator access at this time. This means we are unable to accommodate wheelchairs or guests with significant mobility challenges. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.