Painting Tutorials: The Forger's Masterclass

Post date: Jul 31, 2017 5:14:47 PM

Edward Hopper

Ryder's House (1933)

A Hopper landscape may look simple to imitate, but the biggest challenge is to bring a landscape to life:

Edward Hopper Episode 1

Andre Derain

Charing Cross Bridge (1906)

Andre Derain's deceptively simple fauvist style: childlike and naive: Andre Derain Episode 2

Vincent Van Gogh

Self-portrait  (1889)

Painting self-portraits using the vibrant brush strokes of Van Gogh: Vincent Van Gogh Episode 3

Claude Monet

Lane in the Poppy Fields (1880)

Capturing light on a landscape in the style of the Impressionists: Claude Monet Episode 4

David Hockney

A Bigger Splash (1967)

Using masking tape and rollers to create the flat, hard-edged style of Hockney and the Pop Artists: David Hockney Episode 5

Georges Braque

Chateau La Roche Guyon (1909)

Creating a simplified cubist landscape using the passage technique: Georges Braque Episode 6

Pierre-Auguste Renoir

The Bather Drying Herself (c. 1895)

Painting a glowing nude with glazes and heightened colour: Pierre Auguste Renoir Episode 7

John Singer Sargent

Nancy Astor (1906)

Portraiture in the style of the Edwardian society painter with expressive brush strokes and large dollops of paint : Singer Sargent Episode 8

Paul Cezanne

Mont St Victoire (1902)

Geometric blocks of colour create a landscape in this post-impressionist style of painting: Paul Cezanne Episode 10