John Singer Sargent Master Copy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- A study of John Singer Sargent’s portrait of Lady Agnew of Lochnaw, 1892.
This master copy was painted side by side with a reproduction of the original over the course of two weeks. If you enjoyed the video please consider subscribing or sharing to support my work. Thanks for watching!
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For this study the following materials were used:
9x12 inch canvas board
Titanium white
Yellow ochre
Cadmium yellow light
Cadmium red light
Alizarin crimson
Burnt sienna
Burnt umber
Ultramarine blue
Ivory black
Linseed oil
Sable and bristle brushes
John Singer Sargent, one of the classiest painters ever. His drawings are wonderful too.
Your years of experience shines through on each and every work. Not only is it fascinating to watch ,it’s just plain fun as well. Thank you.
Thank you Jimmy! Glad you enjoyed this one.
First of all, let me congratulate you for having become such an exceptional painter. Thank you for the close ups. Seeing how you masterfully applied that paint is simply priceless for me. I am sure your channel will grow. I just subscribed to your channel and I will make sure I let my painter friends know about a newly discover gem in TH-cam, you.
Thanks Patricia, I’m happy you enjoyed them and thank you for subscribing!
This blew my mind! You could be a master yourself!
This is PAINTING. Wonderful. Beautiful strokes. Almost as good as Sargent himself
Wonderful painting of Lady Agnew- an excellent job.
What I have observed from this study is that there is multiple layers . For example on the light side you added it’s reds on cheek area and on second layer yellow hue. Interesting and I learned from this.
Thank you for this . 😊
Pretty sure Lady Agnew would be suitably impressed. Nice copy.
One of the best art channels
Fantastic work, like watching a sculpture being made
Very talented. Such a good portrait. thank you.
Learned a lot enjoyed seeing the different brushes you used.
An admirable copy of Sargent's Lady Agnew, although I've always felt that the brushwork of the patterning of fashions, dresses, ornamentation and background in general was so integral to his painting and for me some of the most pleasing aspects of his work.
Wonderful work, thank you so much for sharing!
Beautifully done
beautiful technique
Well done. Thanks for sharing.
Saw you on Stephen Baumans’ live stream. I knew who you were even if he didn’t.
Love your content.
Cheers Richard Oakley:) I’m really enjoying his videos. Such a generous and thoughtful teacher.
This is so beautiful...👌
Keep up the good work going...😇😇
Great painting exercise. It's so much joy watching while you paint. I think you have deliberately reduced some shining on her forehead and below right eye. It looks better. You are a real gem..
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it:)
I like it very much.
Amazing 👏 simply Amazing...brovo
Sometimes youtube algorithms are so unfair.... How is this not 50 million views..
Absolutely amazing 👏
You are an amazingly skilled painter!
🙏 Yuvak Tuladhar
Best damn vid ever!!!! Hats off to you!!!! Amazing!
You realy destroy all the romantic ilusions that the people have about "artists" and "art". From Brazil greetings. Keep painting in 2022!!!!!
Espectacular 👏👏
this is awesome
I did one of these too! - It's an excellent exercise.
The magnificent John Singer Sargent. I truly love his works. But as an artist myself, I also deeply appreciate and equally admire our contemporary artists... who inspire us to improve our own individual skills!!
The whole time I kept screaming at the screen “…that’s not how Sargent would of done it!” hehe but that’s ok 🎨 👍
How would Sargent have painted this differently?
@@RobertF- quick block in with general planes and no blending between those planes allowed. He went then start subdivision into smaller planes. Finally he with put on his finishing last strokes.
Keep in mind that he painted thickly and if anything went awry, he would scrape it away and start fresh.
@@RobertF- quick block in with general planes and no blending between those planes allowed. He went then start subdivision into smaller planes. Finally he with put on his finishing last strokes.
Keep in mind that he painted thickly and if anything went awry, he would scrape it away and start fresh.
@@richardoakley6560 Did you learn this from the tutorial from the man who copied this piece also in a 2-3 hour long video? He goes step by step through an estimation of Sargents process painting this one but full size
Two weeks? How did you manage to keep the paint wet? When I paint in oils, the paint is practically dry the very next day! Then again, I live in Arizona.... But still. You use something that slows the drying?
Linseed oil
@@saltamontesjedy That would dry the next day, at least for me it would be.
@@ScowlingBat try poppyseed or oil of cloves from your local right aide.
Great ❤️
Ho is this exceptional great artist! Wonderful work, will it be possible to know you better? Thank you.
I think you got a good likeness of the printed source. This doesn’t show how Sargent had to translate nature’s range of light/shadow into the materials that he used -pigments range of values/colors on canvas. This exercise is good for training the artists eyes for shapes, colors, and values within a limited range. But please put the disclaimer for students not to expect to match nature’s range when they actually attempt a portrait from life. You must learn to translate and subordinate nature’s range… and that is what Sargent was a master of doing!
while painting its quite hard to understand values but as an audience its pretty noticible to our eyes. Sargent had that skill to be perfect in his values during his painting thus he's famous master artist till now
just incredible. I wish you had a patreon teaching channel? I'd def love to learn your techniques ❤
If I make a more thorough tutorial will let you know thx!
@@olddirtymasters awesome. 🙏..I tried another today and although my measurements were off, I learned alot from your technique. Looking forward to more!!
I love your videos. I’m inspired to give this a try. I have a question. Was this all done in one sitting, wet on wet?
Thank you:) This was my third attempt and took about two weeks -so not all wet on wet.
Your artwork and this channel are amazing. Can I ask, why are you remaining completely anonymous?
"Let the mistery be, perhaps?" I would like to know the master behind these amazing videos too,but at the same time I understand the escence of these channel. I love it.
Great video
U may have used a zorn palette + cadmium Yellow 2 get the skin tone glow like Sargent? I learned from demo. Thanks
The likeness in features seems better than others i have obviously colors are diff to original
Fnatástico
Petfect
You are very good. Do your own paintings . Thanks 😊
Do you have an tutorial material?
Sorry no, just these on TH-cam
Thank you for the video, what colors did you use?
Thanks, colors listed in description.
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In the end it's a GOOD painting. Not how Seargent worked and I'm not quite sure about some of the color subtlties but it's a video so...
I like what you say about shapes but I don't think a pencil and eraser are the correct tools to demonstrate the idea. Newsprint and soft vine charcoal is a better way to learn about shapes.
My OCD won’t let me paint with this technique 😅
Mi copia es mejor
Can you do a self portrait of Sargent ? Please it would be great help to me excellent brush strokes
Great video
Hey ODM -- I love your videos and have seen all of them. Which painting did you find most challenging?
Hey thanks DW! All the portraits have been challenging for me especially Rembrandt’s self portrait more so because I had visited the actual painting recently and could see how far away I was from its remarkable qualities.
Love that you did sight size
What a great painting class
that was great! really beautiful
Fantastic, unbelievable thank you.
Awesome jo!❤
Why you use gloves?
hey, this is wonderful, around 5:20, when you were doing the middtones, how did you thin those? with mineral spirits?
I doubt that. Probably a liquin or any other alkyd type resin. Don’t paint over established layers with mineral spirits. You’ll destroy the delicate paint film.
Sargent did not use medium..paint out of the tube
You are a truly gifted, amazing and brilliant artist, I loved watching you precision and accuracy when first outlining face, I learnt so much from watching you, and thank you so much for letting us see how true artists work.
This painting is really hard to paint. Yours is awesome!
.... this is driving the little brush in first gear ... larger brush bold strokes..
Jhon felicitaciones eres genial un saludo de aca de colombia
Amazing i am trying to paint this as well
Mind blowing. A delight. Wonderful. Congratulations on your talent and achievement. I think you can safely add 'Master' to your title/name. Thank you so much for sharing your videos!! I'll be sharing the channel.
Can I ask what reference you use and how it was printed?
Thanks Samantha! The National Galleries of Scotland’s site has an image that I printed on a laser printer. I couldn’t get the color to print the way I wanted it but went for it anyway.
Why copy it at all? Do your own. Even if it were possible to paint like Sargent, achieving this would only make you his minor. Most artists give up copying as early as they can so they can begin to paint like themselves, which is the only skill worth the trouble it takes to get. Sargent is long dead. Let him be.
Pure magic!!!❤️ Thanks.