Nature Morte According to Paul Cézanne

“According to Emile Bernard, Cézanne habitually used no less than nineteen colors: Cobalt Blue, Ultramarine, Prussian Blue – Emerald Green Viridian, Terre Verte – Vermilion, Red Ochre, Burnt Siena, Rose Madder, Carmine Lake, Burnt Lake – Brilliant Yellow, Naples Yellow, Chrome Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Raw Siena – Silver White and Peach Black. This list was made in 1904, towards the end of Cézanne’s life, but from about 1880 onward his palette remained substantially unchanged.” — Gerstle Mack, Paul Cézanne

Join instructor Rosa Maria Goeller for a painting class focused on the techniques used in the still life paintings of Paul Cézanne.

Please take note: This is an oil painting class, plan on bringing an apron or dress accordingly. Due space we can accommodate only 10 participants per session. Materials will be provided by the instructor. Parking on the street is limited to 2 hours. We will start dismissal 10 minutes prior. Thank you.

Registration required. Please register for the September 5th class to attend all four classes.