Silverpoint after Simone Martini at the @NationalGallery
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Your stylus continues its sterling service for me.
Here's an attempt at Raphael's Head of a Muse, flipped for a leftie like me, and even though the original is black chalk (which seems to be impossible to get).
Silverpoint sketchbook study after Pietro Lorenzetti @narodnigalerie
Making historical reconstructions gives me the tools I need to decode the mysteries of what drawing meant to Renaissance artists, and how they drew. Hand-forging and making by hand each of their materials for drawing provides me with tactile information unavailable from reading
How Leonardo da Vinci drew the Bust of a Warrior with silverpoint. The original drawing at the @britishmuseum demonstrates Leonardo’s supreme diligence and patience as a draughtsman. Here I replicate the drawing with the same materials used by Leonardo
#leonardodavinci
Study from Leonardo’s bust of a warrior at the British Museum. Silverpoint on paper prepared with a buff ground
The Original Silverpoint Video shot at The Renaissance Workshop. All ori... youtube.com/shorts/Sb7lIK7aX… via @YouTube
How Medieval and Renaissance artists ground pigments with water to prepare them for painting with egg yolk.
#eggtempera #paint #pigment
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IL LEONARDO RITROVATO
L'Adorazione dei Magi, capolavoro incompiuto di Leonardo, nel 2011 fu portato d'urgenza dagli Uffizi in restauro perché si stava offuscando. Dopo una miracolosa "terapia" durata 5 anni è guarito, tornando in museo con la perfezione di tutti i suoi dettagli.
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CAPOLAVORO... SU CARTA
L'immagine di San Girolamo anziano, attribuita al Verrocchio, accolto nella Galleria Palatina di Palazzo Pitti, fu realizzata su carta e poi incollata tempo dopo su tavola.
👉🏻 uffizi.it/opere/san-girolamo
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La trasposizione della bellezza!
La fisionomia aggraziata del volto e l’elaborata acconciatura, pretesto per saggiare effetti di trasparenza: dalla matita su carta al colore su tavola.
📷️ Filippo Lippi, Studio di testa femminile, GDS #Uffizi | Tondo Bartolini #PalazzoPitti




















