Entrée principale:

O'Hara, Eliot, 1890-1969.

Titre et auteur:

Watercolor at large; nineteen chapters on the renaissance of watercolor, with thirty illustrations, two in full color, by Eliot O'Hara, A.N.A.

Publication:

New York, Minton, Balch & Co. [1946]

Description:

171 pages illustrations 21 cm

Notes:
Watercolorists on the increase -- Simplicity and convenience of materials -- Paint-mixing -- the three dimensions of color -- Lighting -- sun, shade, and reflecting surfaces -- Variety of approach -- Spotting -- or the use of light and dark -- Wet blended edges for soft transitions -- Surface textures or the tactile quality -- Transitions -- gradations in nature and painting -- Selective color -- choice rather than imitation -- Calligraphic symbols -- picture writing in watercolor -- Sight-seeing along the path of vision -- Rhythmic painting -- interval and emphasis -- The plastic quality -- Painting form notes -- memory helps selection -- Mood has infinite variations -- Primitives -- genuine and spurious -- The hammer -- The collecting cycle.

Sujet:

Watercolor painting.
Watercolor painting Technique.
Transparent watercolor painting.
Aquarelle.
Aquarelle Technique.
watercolors (paintings)
aquarelles (paintings)
watercolor (paint)

Exemplaires:

Localisation: Bibliothèque main cormier 53230
Cote: ID CORM2; ID:90-B1984
Statut: Disponible