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Tel. (718) 937-1300
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PORTRAIT
PAINTING
INSTRUCTOR SAMUEL KUDISHTaught in
the tradition of the Russian Academy, this
five-day intensive course focuses on capturing
the character and expression of the model.
Students will work in Alla Prima technique. They
will begin from making small compositional
studies and then proceed to creating an accurate
drawing on canvas and then build the form though
color, observing local and general color
relationships. Bridgeview instructors are known
for their inspiring setups with the model,
decorative elements of clothing, background and
interior.
September
2 - 5, 2005
$350 plus model fee
Model fee is paid at the
workshop, since it is split among students. In
the past, it ran between $30 and $55 total.
To
view work from a previous workshop click here
December
2003 workshop at the Chelsea Museum
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EXPLORING
THE FIGURE. CLASSICAL TRADITION.
INSTRUCTOR SAMUEL KUDISH
Taught by
Samuel Kudish in the tradition of the Russian Imperial
Academy, this intensive course focuses on capturing
the beauty of the human figure. Students will
have a choice of producing a painting or a drawing,
or both. Painters will work in Alla Prima technique,
proceeding from compositional studies to creating an
accurate drawing on canvas and then building the form
though color. Those who wish to draw may explore a
variety of media including charcoal, pencil or pastel.
Bridgeview instructors are known for their inspiring
setups with the model, decorative elements of clothing,
background and interior. Professor Kudish has over 40
years of teaching experience in Russia, Israel and the
United States. Many of his former students have become
prominent artists.
click here to
view work by the students of Samuel Kudish from previous
classes/workshops
Dates to
be determined.
SAMUEL
KUDISH
Professor Kudishs art training
began in the 1950s at the St. Petersburg Academy of Art
and Design where he specialized in the techniques of
frescoe and mural painting. He continued his studies at
the Art Academy of Lvov in West Ukraine. Far away from
Moscow and close to Central Europe, the Lvov Academy had
been spared the political pressures of the Soviet art
establishment allowing it
to continue teaching fine arts in the best
traditions of the nineteenth century. After completing
his studies, Mr. Kudish returned to Moscow where he
designed and executed a number of public murals and
monuments including a large-scale mosaic at the Moscow
airport. In 1970, he moved to Israel to become a
full-time Professor of Drawing, Painting and Composition
at the Avni Institute of Arts. He taught there and at his
private studio for 13 years prior to emigrating to the
U.S.
ATTENTION
STUDENTS: If you would like to take any of our
workshops at a different time, please contact the school
and let us know your time preference.
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