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Return to the National Gallery | readingandpainting
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That's what I do! Still Life A-Z Series. Painting in the Manassas Battlefield National Park →. Return to the National Gallery. September 16, 2013. Today I went back to the National Gallery after taking the summer off. I was working on my copy of Cézanne’s “The Peppermint Bottle”. I didn’t think I’d finish it today, but I did! To see this on my copying blog, along with a couple of photos taken of me by a nice museum visitor, click here. View all posts by p41nt34 →. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.
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That's what I do! Monthly Archives: February 2014. Sorry, I forgot! February 5, 2014. Once again it’s been a LONG time since I posted on here – I just forgot all about this blog! Well, I’ve done some copying at the National Gallery (click on the colored words to go there) and LOTS of reading! Hellip; Continue reading →. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 9 other followers. More than a year later…. Sorry, I forgot!
And another fix | readingandpainting
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That's what I do! Today’s painting: Stone House, day 2. Powers of Ten/Under the Knife →. November 12, 2012. I worked on the windows just a little bit today. Ugh, the colors in the photo are all wrong! I am an artist who loves to read, a reader who paints, and I work for Fairfax County Public Library. View all posts by p41nt34 →. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Today’s painting: Stone House, day 2. Powers of Ten/Under the Knife →. November 13, 2012 at 5:48 pm. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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That's what I do! 8230;and MORE Neil Gaiman! Sorry, I forgot! February 5, 2014. Once again it’s been a LONG time since I posted on here – I just forgot all about this blog! Well, I’ve done some copying at the National Gallery. Click on the colored words to go there) and LOTS of reading! I’ve discovered e-audiobooks in a big way, and have been really enjoying listening to them. I listened to Neil Gaiman’s “Neverworld” (read by the author! View all posts by p41nt34 →. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.
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That's what I do! Today’s painting: Yellow Crane in Blue Bowl. New drawing: Tulips →. Stone House, day 3. April 4, 2013. The weather finally cooperated on Saturday, with conditions almost identical to the day in December when I last worked on this painting. I’ve been waiting and watching the weather, and I had to get out there when the light was right, it wasn’t too cold or windy, and before the tree leafed out! I guess I can make any further changes in my studio. View all posts by p41nt34 →.
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copying at the National Gallery: June 2014
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Copying at the National Gallery. June 17, 2014. The Cradle - Camille with the Artist's Son Jean". This is the painting I am copying now: "The Cradle - Camille with the Artist's Son Jean". Using the spreadsheet, I came up with a size of 38" x 29", which the local art supply store, Plaza, happily had in stock. So over the weekend I stretched the canvas, and finished the three coats of gesso and one coat of polymer matte medium (to seal the gesso) late last night. June 10, 2014. Now, on to the next one!
copying at the National Gallery: April 2015
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Copying at the National Gallery. April 30, 2015. Cézanne "Still Life with Apples and Peaches", day 9. I enjoyed talking to lots of visitors today. One of them told me she thought Cézanne would approve! Then she said, "Or maybe not! I thought that was pretty funny. Click the images for a larger view). April 21, 2015. But that's the fun, trying to get a match however I can. This skill translates to painting from life when I go out and work from the landscape or still life. Does it look any different? Not r...
copying at the National Gallery: March 2015
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Copying at the National Gallery. March 31, 2015. White Poodle, Day 12 (final? Today I made it back after several weeks away. This was my last Tuesday, because I've gotten a new job (a promotion! And my new schedule won't allow for me to copy on Tuesdays. In fact, I may have to stop copying for the foreseeable future, unless I can switch to an occasional Thursday. Such is the life of a part-time library employee. Click the images for a larger view). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Enter your email address:.
copying at the National Gallery: December 2014
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Copying at the National Gallery. December 16, 2014. White Poodle, day 5. Plugging along. I worked on fixing the dog's nose, which I thought was at slightly the wrong angle and a little too far to the left. I fiddled with the color and moved the nostrils to the right a little. I don't know if I actually changed its position at all, though! Click on the images for a larger view). December 9, 2014. White Poodle, day 4. Click the images for a larger view). December 2, 2014. White Poodle, day 3. Today I decid...
copying at the National Gallery: "Little Girl" Day 2
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Copying at the National Gallery. June 25, 2015. Little Girl" Day 2. Today I mainly used Prussian Blue and Phthalo Blue, with white. These are colors I rarely, if ever, use. They are just so strong. I've occasionally used Phthalo in a really blue sky on a beautiful sunny day. And they may just be a little too much for this painting. My impression of the blues in this painting were that they were So Bright! Here is how much I had done when I stopped for lunch:. Click on the images for a larger view.).
copying at the National Gallery: Cézanne, "Still Life with Apples and Peaches", Day 12 (final)
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Copying at the National Gallery. June 4, 2015. Cézanne, "Still Life with Apples and Peaches", Day 12 (final). I knew today would be the last day on this painting. I just had a little bit to do. First thing, I tackled the pitcher, because it looked much too rosy in color. After about an hour, I was satisfied that I had gotten it more into the right color family. I'm looking forward to painting all that luscious blue fabric with its almost abstract-impressionist scribbled patterns. Stay tuned! Little Girl ...
copying at the National Gallery: October 2014
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Copying at the National Gallery. October 21, 2014. Cézanne, Day 7. Today in the morning I worked on the vertical side of the table on the right. I corrected some drawing errors in the shape of the table sides. At the end of the morning. Next week, I want to repaint the pitcher and work more on the left side of the cloth and the wall on the left. Then I think I will be done with this one! It's not perfect, of course, but I feel like moving on. Click the images for a larger view. October 14, 2014. So now I...
copying at the National Gallery: February 2015
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Copying at the National Gallery. February 27, 2015. White Poodle, day 11! Oh my goodness, it seems the more I do, the more I see that I have to do. Just plugged away at the fur today, but I can't say that I've improved it any. Hopefully, one of these days it will come together! Today I tried something different - I put my easel on the right, instead of the left! I plugged away on the fur, trying very hard to restrain myself and paint each tuft of fur individually. I soon realized that I'd been trying...
copying at the National Gallery: March 2014
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Copying at the National Gallery. March 11, 2014. The Lackawanna Valley, Day 5. inching along. I didn't go to copy last Tuesday, because the temperature in the morning was in the single digits, and snow and ice were still on the ground. What a difference a week makes! Today's temps climbed into the 60s, and it was a pleasure to walk to the Metro in the afternoon with my jacket off. Which is the whole point of why I am copying it. (Click on the images for a larger view). This is the Temperance Fountain.
copying at the National Gallery: June 2015
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Copying at the National Gallery. June 25, 2015. Little Girl" Day 2. Today I mainly used Prussian Blue and Phthalo Blue, with white. These are colors I rarely, if ever, use. They are just so strong. I've occasionally used Phthalo in a really blue sky on a beautiful sunny day. And they may just be a little too much for this painting. My impression of the blues in this painting were that they were So Bright! Here is how much I had done when I stopped for lunch:. Click on the images for a larger view.).
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I think we ought to read only the kind of books that wound and stab us. Franz Kafka. Teaser Tuesday: Tintin and The Seven Crystal Balls by Herge. November 23, 2010 by. Posted in Tuesday posts. November 21, 2010 by. Mailbox Monday has moved over to. Or the month of November. I received two books, in the past week, thanks to authors/publicists:. 1) Trapped in Mystery Island by John Howard Reid. Lustered and under her thumb. Blood of My Brother. Well, trying to read. Lustered and under her thumb. I am menti...
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Tuesday, October 4, 2016. Hacking the Common Core with #D100bloggerPD. Welcome to the kickoff post for #D100bloggerPD's newest blog book study- a look into Michael Fisher's Hacking the Common Core. This is one of many books in the Hack Learning Series- all of which are short, beautiful (both written and appearance! Books that help teachers employ and ignite change in their classrooms immediately! Photo Credit to Colleen @litlovegal1. Back in March/April of this year and you can access all those posts here.
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That's what I do! More than a year later…. June 8, 2015. I have neglected this blog! Here is great book I just finished:. Running the Books – The Adventures of an Accidental Prison Librarian. This memoir was spellbinding from the first to the last page. I highly recommend it to all my library colleagues. And here is what I’ve been working on at the National Gallery of Art: my latest copy, “Still Life with Apples and Peaches” by Paul Cezanne. 8230;and MORE Neil Gaiman! March 14, 2014. Sorry, I forgot!
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The Wonderful World of Reading and Philosophy
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Translation Theories
Sunday, January 08, 2006. Des Tours de Babel. To illustrate, it may seem obscure to meet a short and overweight woman whose name is Fidan. Can we provide such information to the reader in translated texts? How can we do that? What happens, for example, when we do so by use of footnotes? Benjamin, Walter. 2000. The Task of The Translator . in Lawrence Venuti, The Translation Studies Reader. London: Routledge. 15-25. Derrida, Jacques. 1985. Des Tours de Babel . in Joseph F. Graham, Differen...Holmes, James...
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Reading and Public Speaking with Ms.P
Monday, April 6, 2009. Hello everyone.hopefully you are enjoying your break and the book. Some things I want you to ask yourself while reading:. 1 Why would a parent protect their child if they have done something wrong? Ask your parents if they would protect you if you did something wrong. What do they think? How would you feel about it? 2 What happens with Paul and his soccer dream? 3 Who does Paul befriend that changes the way he looks at things? 5 What does immigration have to do with this story?
