Drawing from the Works of Masters

Drawing from the Works of Masters II: Online

Rami Baglio | Spring II | Sundays: Mar 9 - Apr 13

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Class Description:

An even more in-depth study of drawing from the Old Masters.

This observational drawing course teaches perception and technique by examining the insights of historical master artists through their mark-making; it alternates with its session I counterpart every six weeks. Though still rooted in classical figure drawing, session II expands on more complex compositions such as multi-figure compositions, more anatomically, tonally, or complex perspectival figures, the figure in nature and scenes including architecture and animals. Students are guided in their own selection of a masterwork to copy from as a longer project that is ongoing in conjunction with shorter drawing studies relevant to new weekly drawing concepts that range from broadly relevant to multi-faceted compositions (i.e., linear and atmospheric perspective) to more niche details such as the bone structure of fingers, drawing hair or the texture and movement of water.

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Spring II Session Dates:

Scheduled occurrences for the next session of this class are as follows:

Week	Date	Time
Week 1:	3/09/2025	10 am - 1 pm ET
Week 2:	3/16/2025	10 am - 1 pm ET
Week 3:	3/23/2025	10 am - 1 pm ET
Week 4:	3/30/2025	10 am - 1 pm ET
Week 5:	4/13/2025	10 am - 1 pm ET
Week 6:	4/20/2025	10 am - 1 pm ET

Before Class - Welcome & How to Prepare for Class
Week 1: Composition, Rhythm and Abstraction
Week 2 : Depth and Perspective
Week 3: Light and Depth
Week 4: Light on Varying Textures and Surfaces
Week 5: Structures of Niche Details
Week 6: Global Light Effect and the Viewer's Gaze
After Class - Wrap Up

$290.00
Online
6 Weeks
Beginner to Advanced

Meet Your Instructor

Rami Baglio

Instructor

Rami Baglio is an American artist based in Northampton, Massachusetts. She works in oil paint and assorted drawing media, exploring various forms of portraiture and perceptual drawing and painting. Observing from life as a means of understanding light, form, and movement, is integral to her work. This process serves as an access point for investigating the psychology and underlying emotional states of her subjects. The observational nature of her work aligns with mental health awareness, seeking to exemplify mindful interaction with the world. She is the recipient of numerous awards in the arts and exhibits work internationally. Rami has a comprehensive background in figure drawing and painting. She spent years studying classical drawing and painting with Studio Escalier, The New York Academy of Art, Florence Academy, The Ryder Studio, and the Art Students League of New York. She holds an MFA from The New York Academy of Art and a BA in studio art from Hampshire College.