John Constable-Study of Ash Trees
Asher B. DurandStudy of Trees
John F. Kensett
Jervis McEntee
John Constable
Sunday, March 21, 2010
We are just wrapping up the online course Drawing & Painting Trees. As part of the course we've looked at 19th century examples of drawings and painted studies of trees. I thought I'd share a few of my favorites. Enjoy!
John Constable-Study of Ash Trees
Asher B. Durand
Study of Trees
John F. Kensett
Jervis McEntee
John Constable
John Constable-Study of Ash TreesAsher B. DurandStudy of Trees
John F. KensettJervis McEnteeJohn Constable
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6 comments:
Definitely enjoying!
I used to love Constable's oil sketches and studies in the Tate and V&A when I used to live and work in London...
Great stuff!
The Durand is my fave among all good works. Thanks for posting this!
Thank you for sharing the different artist's view of painting trees Deborah. I really love the Constable study of trees it is incredible to think how old that drawing must be yet it still retains it's freshness.
These are great to look at, thanks!
Just amazing! I have always wanted to find and take a course on drawing and painting trees--sorry I missed yours!
Those drawings are great! I recognize a few old favorites I discovered way back when I was in grad school. I know you're a serious devotee of drawing!
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