Constable Techniques: The Hay Wain Blocking 2

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John Singer Sargent employed direct paint application on the canvas, building up substantial texture, especially in the foreground of the painting. As part of our video content, tutorials will be provided at the beginning of the demonstration videos, where we will delve into some of the techniques used by these master painters.
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Materials List For “Simplon Pass,” originally painted by John Singer Sargent :
The canvas has been coated with gesso, rotating horizontally and vertically, and sanded smoothly between each coat. I painted the canvas four times to create a smooth surface supporting this reproduction type.
Tools :
Proportional Divider
Color Checker
Glass Palette
Palette Knife
Ruler
Red or Black Pastel pencil for gridlines
Oil Paints:
All reproductions use a minimal pallet of six colors:
Cadmium Yellow
French Ultramarine
Burnt Umber
Titanium White
Vermillion Hue
Ivory Black
Glazing Mixture:
Windsor & Newton Glazing Medium
Background Music:
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