J.M.W. Turner Cloud Study - Venice with David Dunlop

In this one-hour program, David examines, discusses and paints a study of Turner’s beautiful "View of Venice: The Ducal Palace, Dogana and Part of San Giorgio," painted in 1841. He is not trying to copy the painting but is examining and demonstrating several different techniques that Turner used to paint luminous skies and water in the Venetian landscape. Using techniques of the old masters as well as contemporary methods, David brings you a wealth of information, demonstrations, encouragement, tips, and insights in program. Learn new methods to dramatically improve your eye, your composition, painting and your landscapes. His infectious enthusiasm and multi-disciplinary perspective combining art, history, philosophy, science and technique will provide a unique workshop experience for you - and offer you new ideas and compositions for your paintings! We have now added subtitles in French, Spanish, Italian and German, and please accept our apologies if they are not perfect! We hope that you enjoy it! Chapters: Introduction: Begins at 0:00 minutes Composition and Diagram: Begins at 02:38 minutes Palette: Begins at 08:15 Oil Painting: Begins at 15:06 minutes Conclusion: Begins at 57:25 minutes Materials for Oil Painting Demonstration: Oil Palette: Ultramarine Blue; Scheveningen Blue Light ; Transparent Red Oxide; Titanium White; Vermilion; Carmine Lake; Gamboge; and Cobalt Blue. 2", 3" and 4" Watercolor Wash Brushes Medium: Linseed Oil Join David and SimmonsArt for more inspiring Landscape Painting Workshops on our YouTube channel, David Dunlop and SimmonsArt, and at www.daviddunlop.com. SimmonsArt Inc. and David Dunlop © 2023 Filmed in 2015 and Remastered in 2023