Atelier in the High School at Bradford Christian Academy, and Art Renewal approved atelier, https://www.artrenewal.org/Atelier/Index/10172 will enjoy a field Trip to Ingbretson Studios, Wednesday November 14, 2018!
The Ingbretson Studio: The Boston School
World of Light and Color
https://www.guildofbostonartists.org/ingbretson-show
The Old Hat, by Paul Ingbretson.
The Guild of Boston Artists is proud to present an exhibition of paintings by Boston School painter Paul Ingbretson and his students at its Newbury Street gallery November 3 - December 1, 2018. In his classical "atelier" Mr. Ingbretson has trained painters for over 30 years in the legacy of the school of impressionist color realism handed down from the Boston School painters of the first half of the Twentieth Century.
The Boston School tradition has its roots in the holistic representation of the visual world as practiced by the earliest of "impressionists": Velazquez and Vermeer. It is further informed by the brilliant discoveries of Monet in the use of an intense full color spectrum to more powerfully express the light. Their "visual" approach encompasses the truth not only of light per Monet but the greatest painterly developments of the nineteenth century. Referred to by R.H. Ives Gammell as the "greatest evolution of impressionism," Boston School painting involves a search for the great relational truths and the resulting beauty of the visual world. Rather than the standard object drawing outline-based realism it operates by the careful articulation of a series of interrelated visual components or "effects" that together make the "music"
Below are the works by the students of Paul Ingbretson, that are hanging in the show. This is found on the Guild of Boston Artists website, https://www.guildofbostonartists.org/ingbretson-show
My contribution is a small floral with red flowers, "Beatrix's Roses," found just above, completed while a student at Ingbretson Studio.
(Ingbretson Studio. 250 Canal Street, Lawrence, MA 01840)
My Students at the Atelier in the High School at Bradford Christian Academy,http://bradfordchristianacademy.org/ have been busy working their fall exercises, and here is a sample of their work:
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