Paint Like a Woman: 19th and Early 20th Century Women Artists

Paint Like a Woman: 19th and Early 20th Century Women Artists

Class | Available (Membership Required)

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3/20/2024-5/22/2024

10:00 AM-12:00 PM on Wed

$55.00

Prior to the early 1800’s, men dominated the art world with women only beginning to gain recognition later. Women artists began to enroll in academy schools and thus began their acceptance into the mainstream. Join us as we learn about some of these women whose talent was finally recognized and respected, learn their style and technique and then at home, paint a work influenced by the artist. Mary Cassatt, Rosa Bonheur, and Berthe Morisot are among the artists we will discuss.

Format: Each week, a member of the class will introduce us to one of our listed artists during the first 40 minutes, focusing on the artist’s style and techniques. After that, we will view paintings done by the class based on the previous week’s artist’s work.

Resources/Expenses: Expenses vary based on painting supplies needed.

Susan Van Horne, a retired registered nurse, has been a plein air and studio painter since joining LLC over six years ago. She has co-coordinated and participated in many other LLC courses.

Kathy Webster has been a Plein Air painter since joining LLC and started Open Studio to continue painting through the rest of the year. She also co-coordinated Theater Conversations for several semesters. She is an avid theater-goer and supporter of our local companies.