Le Pre Corot
Le Pre Corot
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. . When these are well established I seek for the finer qualities of form and color. I return to these unceasingly, without being stopped by anything, and without system. " That he did not always work in this way is made evident in the monograph noted by Silvestre where Corot speaks of his earlier studies. "I had passed two winters with Monsieur Bertin, learning so little that soon after my arrival at Borne I could hardly pull through the slight- est drawing. Two men would stop to chat; I woul...d begin to sketch them in parts, commencing with the head, for example. Then they would separate and I had only pieces of head on my paper. Some children were seated on the steps of a church; I commenced again; their mother called them. My book was thus filled with ends of noses, foreheads and locks of hair. I 12 13 then determined not to return home without a com- pleted work, and I tried for the first time to draw by masses, rapid drawing, the only kind possible. I com- menced by circumscribing in the twinkling of an eye the first group that came : if it rested but a short time in place, I had at least caught the character, the gen- eral outlines; if they remained longer, I was able to add the details.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . When these are well established I seek for the finer qualities of form and color. I return to these unceasingly, without being stopped by anything, and without system. " That he did not always work in this way is made evident in the monograph noted by Silvestre where Corot speaks of his earlier studies. "I had passed two winters with Monsieur Bertin, learning so little that soon after my arrival at Borne I could hardly pull through the slight- est drawing. Two men would stop to chat; I woul...d begin to sketch them in parts, commencing with the head, for example. Then they would separate and I had only pieces of head on my paper. Some children were seated on the steps of a church; I commenced again; their mother called them. My book was thus filled with ends of noses, foreheads and locks of hair. I 12 13 then determined not to return home without a com- pleted work, and I tried for the first time to draw by masses, rapid drawing, the only kind possible. I com- menced by circumscribing in the twinkling of an eye the first group that came : if it rested but a short time in place, I had at least caught the character, the gen- eral outlines; if they remained longer, I was able to add the details.
What to read after Le Pre Corot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert J Wickenden to read onlineMoreLess
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