Modern European Painting Studio -- Still Life

Author: Paralong
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: Still-life painting is one of the most common painting genres. In fact, still-life exists in all painting genres, sometimes as an integral part of the entire composition, and sometimes as one of the objects. Here, the artist treats it as a relatively independent whole, requiring careful study of light and form. Since the Baroque period, still-life has become a fundamental subject in the study of art. In this series of books, the main focus is on the types of painting works, including portraits, landscapes, etc. It covers the materials and media used in painting, as well as the techniques and principles. The main content of this book includes media, painting and still-life, perspective in still-life paintings, thematic elements of the composition, light and shadow contrast, mid-tone, composition and balance, basic compositional forms, stylistic effects, color mixing, space and proportion, layering of shapes in still-life, media, materials and surface effects, various tools, techniques, and practices, among other detailed topics.