The Impression is the Object -490
Using examples from Boston painters and others Paul shows how different the motivation is for an impressionist from a painter focusing on painting objects. He explains some of the differences in appearance, of finish, in pictures by painters for whom, instead of the object(s), the thing as a whole, the visual impression itself, actually becomes the object and in doing so sets in motion a whole new product. https://studio.ingbretson.com/

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Visual and Spatial Projection in Painting -506

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Start Your Painting Like You Mean It. -498

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Landscape Painting at Paul's Fall Intensive -507

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Carl Von Marr’s Paintings -502

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These Painters Changed My Art Forever

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Brushwork in Painting: Making Your Mark -501

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The "IT" Factor in Painting -497

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Education of a Boston School Painter -494

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Laws and Rules of Composition -491

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The Colorist -493

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Breaking a Bundle of Sticks (A Color Exercise) -489

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Sorolla and the Boston School -504

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Max Pechstein – Geschichte eines Malers (deutscher, expressionistischer Maler der Brücke 1881-1955)

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Trump Crashes Spain's World Cup Moment & Jon Examines Team Trump's “Meritocracy" | The Daily Show

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Emotional Expression in Painting -503

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The Expressive Brushwork Technique Behind Sorolla's Best Works!

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The Soft Eyes of the Impressionist -505

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Inside the Collection: Smallest Painting in Buckingham Palace | Gerrit Dou’s Masterpiece Restored

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Gaining Objectivity in Still Life Composing (The Self Education of Selma) -496

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