Dianne Panarelli Miller Portrait Workshop

Dianne Panarelli Miller Fine Art Announcement Promotion Title PORTRAIT PAINTING "ALLA PRIMA' OCEANSIDE 17 STUDIO AND GALLERY 17 Rockland Circle Hull, Ma 02045 Saturday, September 26, 2009 10 - 4 $95.00 For more information go to http:www.oceanside17.com/events workshops.php http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?t=ts8i94cab.0.0.pyxf5hcab.0&p=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.oceanside17.com%2Fevents%2520workshops.php&id=preview This class will study portrait in the "alla prima" ( all-in-one sitting ) approach. Students will work with a live model. Through exercises and demonstrations, Dianne will go over the academics and talk about color, composition and technique in a simple easy language. Both beginners and advanced artists will benefit from this class. This is a fun class! You will need... If you prefer charcoal, you will need Vine Charcoal (Med), Series 500 Strathmore Paper, a kneeded eraser, sandpaper to sharpen your charcoal, a mirror and a mahl stick, (a cheap dowel) and charcoal stumper. For Paint: Titanium White, Cadmium Red Med, Yellow Ochre, Cerulean Blue and Ivory Black preferably Winsor Newton Artists Series (NOT WINTON!!!) or Rembrant, which I like better and is less expensive, Turpenoid (No smell). General Directions Oceanside 17 is located in Hull, Massachusetts, on Boston's south shore approximately 30 miles from Boston, accessible by Boat from Rowes Wharf in Boston and by train to Nantasket Junction with bus service to Hull. Driving DIrections Take Route 3 to exit 15 (Hingham). Pass Derby Street Shops and turn left at light onto Cushing Street. Cushing street is a curvy residential road. At blinking light bear right. At stop sign turn left onto route 228 North. Follow signs for 228 crossing over route 3A. Continue on 228 North, this road will take you directly into Hull. At first sight of the ocean you will see the Nantasket Beach Hotel on your left. Take a left onto Rockland House Road right before the Hotel. Go up slight hill and Oceanside 17 Studio & Gallery is at bottom of the Hill on left at 17 Rockland Circle. Dianne Panarelli Miller is a Boston based "Plein Air Painter" of color and light and is a signature member of the New England Plein Air Painters and a "Copley Master". Her approach combines the classic atelier training of the "Boston School", a mastery of technique with her own personal style expressed through the harmony of color and design. The original Boston School way of painting seeks to combine the truth of impressionist color with good drawing, sound composition and skillful paint handling. It's leading exponents included Edmund Tarbell, Frank Benson, William Paxton, Joseph Decamp, Philip Hale, R.H. Ives Gammell. Gammell was a turn of the century Boston Museum School pupil of the first three men and later consulted with Paxton. Robert Douglas Hunter and Robert Cormier (with whom Miller studied ) were students of Gammell. David Lowery and Robert Moore, also students of Gammell rounded off her studies. Dianne Panarelli Miller Fine Art 563 Hancock St Abington, Massachusetts 02351 www.diannepmiller.com