Drawing from Bargue

Back to learning the basics, folks. I've temporarily dropped the Oil paints to pick up Charcoal. The figure painters from the 19th century learned anatomy from copying plates by Charles Bargue. I figured it couldn't hurt to do the same thing.
I'm hoping to learn a lot from it to improve the figurative quality of my paintings.

The Dark Cherry

Oil on Board. approx 5x6 inches.

Tomatillo

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Oil on Board. approx 5x6 inches.

Dried Figs

Oil on Board. 5x6 inches.

The Red Wine Cork

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Oil on Board. 5x6 inches.

Fresh Figs

Oil on Panel. 6x8.25 inches.

Danish Pottery Painting

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Oil Painting on Glazed Tile. 7x7 inches.

The new owner sent a photo of it framed in its new home:
He did a fantastic job!

David

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Oil on Stretched Canvas. 16x20 inches.

Self Portrait Triptych

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Oil on Board. Each Panel 12x12 inches.

Katelyn Schuft is Katelyn Alain

If you knew me as Katelyn Schuft way back in the olden days, I now go by Katelyn Alain (my middle name) pronounced 'Uh-layne'. Katelyn Alain is my professional name in the art world and my common name.

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