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     • He used a large amount of greys, blues and greens and a variety of flesh tones, often incorporating deep and luscious reds and gold in exuberance. He employed various undertones to create the illusion of depth, and define light and textures as realistically as possible.
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   How did Rubens create a painting?

   • Rubens would often use his vast stock of copies of the Italian masters for ideas on the composition and the figures in it. Next, he made a small oil sketch of the composition on a prepared wooden panel, using black chalk, painting thinly and quickly.

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   Did Rubens understand anatomy?

   • An early painting, The Judgement of Paris (from about 1597-9) shows Rubens copying the composition of an Italian artist. His understanding of anatomy (particularly female anatomy) was still rather limited. Next: Antwerp Trace Rubens's meteoric rise as a grand master painter from Antwerp to Italy and back again.

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   How did Rubens use preparatory drawings?

   • Rubens had an extraordinary ability to breathe life and movement into figures and find new rhythms in old compositional ideas. Clearly, he used these preparatory drawings as creative adventures, and many of them bear the marks of numerous changes of pose and position as the artist’s ideas evolved.

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   How did Rubens approach his work?

   • Rubens approached a large work in a series of stages. First, the artist would make preliminary drawings in black chalk, sometimes in combination with brown chalk. At this point he would often refer to his extensive library of copies, but the work of his forebears always underwent radical transformation at his hand.

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   How did Rubens become a virtuoso artist?

   • In 1597, Rubens was an unheard-of apprentice painter in Antwerp. By 1614 he had transformed himself from an awkward (but promising) student to a virtuoso artist with an international reputation. As soon as he could, Rubens went travelling through France to Italy and Spain. Rubens copied a huge number of works by other artists.

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   Why did Rubens use flesh tones in his paintings?

   • Rubens used a wide range of specific flesh tones in his paintings to accentuate the tones of his subjects in various lights. He is known for painting human flesh in an expressive way, emphasizing the body’s curves and bumps, or how it looks when engaged in dynamic movement. Rubens’ compositions are powerful and forceful, with often overwhelming displays of emotion.

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   LEARNING FROM THE MASTERS - RUBENS- Exploring the style and technique of the Flemish Master. LEARN MORE ABOUT OIL PAINTING : http://www.florentfarges.com/education/ DOWNLOAD THE PRACTICAL GUIDE...

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   Mar 26, 2019 · He is known for painting human flesh in an expressive way, emphasizing the body’s curves and bumps, or how it looks when engaged in dynamic movement. Rubens’ compositions are powerful and forceful, with often overwhelming displays of emotion.

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   Jun 2, 2020 · The first in the Direct Painting series, focusing on the big ideas in the technical aspects of the painting of Rubens, Sorolla and Fantin Latour.Instagram @b...

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   Feb 6, 2020 · Rubens painting technique explained: Imprimitura, underpainting, grisaille and color layer. "Two Satyrs" by Peter Paul Rubens. Glazing Technique. Underpainting Technique example.

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   Dec 26, 2023 · Learning about Rubens's painting techniques in Antwerp. In this video, I share my observations on Ruben's painting techniques specifically in his oil sketche...

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   He made copies of their works and experimented with their styles and techniques. An early painting, The Judgement of Paris (from about 1597-9) shows Rubens copying the composition of an Italian artist. His understanding of anatomy (particularly female anatomy) was still rather limited.

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    Learn about Peter Paul Rubens' incredible drawing and study techniques, plus how his frenetic productivity shaped the art world. Discover timeless tips from this prolific master with Artists Network!