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Drawing Lessons from Civita

de Anita H. Lehmann

Tapa blanda
Cubierta flexible y laminada, con acabado de brillo intenso.
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Acerca del libro
Then there’s the “evocative.” It is all of the above, plus the memory of experience and place—the senses, the history, the structure, and the story. This is how Anita draws. This is how she connects with the world and experiences life. Hers is the hand of a practiced artist who has spent thousands upon thousands of hours honing her tool. Her pencil is her baton, and she wields it as effortlessly as most people breathe. She reaches us with her drawings because she connects so perfectly with who and what she is seeing. She becomes part of it, breathes it in, lives it, and loves it. There is humor, humility, work ethic, and confidence in this beautiful book about the ancient city of Civita. It could be a guidebook for travelers, a handbook about drawing, or an anthropological thesis about indigenous spaces and places.

What it is, though, is a book about drawing with all one’s senses, and it should be read by anyone who loves to draw.


Sitio web del autor
http://www.ahldraws.com
Características y detalles
  • Categoría principal: Bellas artes
  • Características: Apaisado estándar, 25×20 cm
    N.º de páginas: 92
  • Fecha de publicación: mar. 27, 2014
  • Idioma English
  • Palabras clave drawing, ahldraws, CivitadiBagnoregio
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ahldraws
Anita Lehmann
Seattle, Washington

and see more about Civita @ http://youtu.be/8NkBkjwvGgM Anita Lehmann is a registered architect in the state of Washington. She is also a teacher and an artist. After receiving training at the University of Washington, she taught freehand drawing in Rome and in Seattle, and currently offers small group classes in drawing and painting. Her other skills include architectural design, graphic design, community planning and design illustration. Using figures as disparate as bugs and urban monuments, Anita has designed several series of alphabets, which have been acquired by the Smithsonian Institution. ‘City Alphabets’ is a unique collection of illustrated highlights of American cities: for each letter of the alphabet, the iconography of a city is represented in illustration; a new alphabet, ‘Alphabugs,’ was recently launched. Prior to receiving the 2013 NAIUSI fellowship, Anita was a graduate student at the University of Washington Rome Center, in Rome in 1985.

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