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Drawing and watercolour workshop: “Dal tratto al colore”

13 April 2019 — 14 April 2019

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A two-day workshop in drawing and watercolour: learning to observe volumes, identify light, shadow and colour, and work fast enough to catch a fleeting moment on paper. Christine Deleidi led the intensive course, sharing the techniques of a medium she describes as both ancient and entirely current — useful too for fixing the feeling of a place on the page.

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When: 13–14 April 2019
Where: La Fabbrica Interattiva, San Giuliano Milanese
Led by: Christine Deleidi
Info and booking: info@lafabbricainterattiva.com

Cultural Heritage Online lists this workshop for reference; it was hosted by La Fabbrica Interattiva.

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