Showing posts with label nude painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nude painting. Show all posts

Sunday, April 10, 2011

Loris Withers


Withers was born in Philadelphia and graduated from of the Carnegie Institute, he studied at the Art Students League, the National Academy and in Paris. His teachers included Berthe Morisot and Richard Miller. He taught at Hunter College and Brooklyn College.

The paintings are for sale on Ebay

Another painting at the Hammingway Gallery.


Portrait and Figure Painting Book : A Comprehensive Guide to Painting Male and Female Portraits with over 250 color plates including 30 step-by-step demonstrations in full colorFigure Painting Step by StepFigure Painting in Oil

Portrait and Figure Painting Book : A Comprehensive Guide to Painting Male and Female Portraits with over 250 color plates including 30 step-by-step demonstrations in full color

Figure Painting Step by Step

Figure Painting in Oil

Painting the Head in OilFigures in Oil (Blake, Wendon. Artist's Painting Library.)Berthe Morisot

Painting the Head in Oil

Figures in Oil (Blake, Wendon. Artist's Painting Library.)

Berthe Morisot

Berthe Morisot 1841-1895

Berthe Morisot 1841-1895

Saturday, December 19, 2009

Early American Figure painting




For those people who think that the Asian Painting factories of the 21st century are some new development, here is evidence that the art world doesn't change much.

C. Kramer painted these two versions of this nude painting and probably painted many more.

The seller, Edgar L. Owen, (they are a bargain, by the way) lists the paintings as originating in the early 20th century but to me they look like either eighteenth century American figure painting or nineteenth century American figure painting.


Image from the blog Journey to Perplexity.








Early American Painting

One Hundred Early American Paintings

American Tradition in PaintingAmerican Tradition in Painting