Entrée principale:

O'Hara, Eliot, 1890-1969.

Titre et auteur:

Watercolor fares forth; eighteen experiments in watercolor painting with twenty-eight illustrations, ten in color, by Eliot O'Hara ...

Publication:

New York, Minton, Balch & Company, 1938.

Description:

178 p incl. col. front., illus., plates (part col.) 21 cm.

Notes:
"First printing."
"A partial reference list of books for the watercolorist": p. 177-178.
"Pass at your own risk": review of "Making the brush behave" -- Shadows on local colors: impossibility of reproducing nature with paint -- Neutralized palette: restricting saturation of colors -- Keyed color: experiment in relativity -- Limited hues: color by illusion -- Watercolor on smooth paper: advantages and disadvantages -- Colored areas on white paper: insulated juxtaposition -- Restraint: beware of "gossiping with paint" -- Abstraction: a natural process of derivation -- Non-objective painting: the realm of pure design -- Light paint on dark paper: effects with gouache and tempera -- Dark picture: deep tones for a somber mood -- Quick impressions: what a thing does -- not how it looks -- Focus in confused subjects: cloud picture and wood interior -- Watercolor by brushing and scraping: careful when you play with knives -- Calligraphy: writing with symbols and incising with lines -- Rhythm: intentional or unconscious repetition of emphasis -- The pictures fare forth: framing, pricing, exhibiting.

Sujet:

Watercolor painting Technique.
Aquarelle Technique.

Exemplaires:

Localisation: Bibliothèque main cormier 57044
Cote: ID PO10019 CORM1; ID:90-B536
Statut: Disponible