Dean Cromwell, American Illustrator. Great use of the Limited Palette, influenced by the "Three color printing process" during the "War Effort," World War Two.

Link to "Zoom" at the Frick @ http://collections.frick.org/media/view/Objects/636/1530?t:state:flow=aaf2ae25-60c2-452b-b430-3d2a2b0e5ecd Great Opportunity to examine the brushwork and drawing techniques of several artists.

Link to the Book; http://openlibrary.org/books/OL6703332M/John_Sargent

Basic Block-ins, Burnt Siennna with Ultramine Blue on a Nuetral 6 Gray Ground.

Classical figurative realism, figure drawing, portraits, limited palette.

Edgar Degas, "Place de la Concorde," & "Woman at the Window." Great examples of the Limited Palette.

Sir Thomas Lawrencence, Works in Progress, Over 200 unfinished paintings were found in his studio as well as the unpaid bills. It was common to place a golden frame around the painting while working on it, so as to see what it would look like when finished.

Day Five, The Finale to a Great Week of Color Study