Richard Robinson's SOROLLA

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Join New Zealand artist Richard Robinson in exploring the painting techniques and processes of one of the greatest painters the world has ever known - Joaquín Sorolla.
Discover why generations of artists have revered his work and been inspired to paint with more colour, more passion and more life.
In the great tradition of master to apprentice learning, now you too can learn the secrets of Sorolla’s highly acclaimed alla prima style of painting. Follow along as Richard reveals step by step how Sorolla painted and learn how you can apply these timeless painting techniques to your own work.
“It is only by standing on the shoulders of giants that we can reach heights we never thought possible.”
Enjoy!
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[@sketchartist1964]

It isn't just the brushwork and color that makes Sorolla's work amazing; it's the style of that era when good taste was seen in everything. The buildings, the fashions, everything had beauty, and that contributes a lot to the look of all good paintings of his time.

[@joycekoch5746]

Sorolla demonstrates a greater freedom of painting than we do 118 years later-it is like we are in the dark ages looking back on a more enlightened time.

[@skopas]

..lol.... good remark Joyce. For Sorolla, Sargent, Monet, Beaux...etc. It was about the impression first. Once locked in, they implement colour. Every artist had their own unique way of being a colourist.

[@nickfanzo]

Not sure about that but he was good, yes

[@-qj6ps]

@@nickfanzo the majority today are stuck trying for photorealistic drawings of celebrities and close ups of eyeballs.

[@nickfanzo]

@@-qj6ps you think that’s bad look at photography

[@sketchartist1964]

@@-qj6ps Finally someone besides me noticed. How I hate that stuff. Every eyelash, every hair on the skin. Great art has never been about something as superficial as texture.

[@wildmiau7819]

Gracias. Desde España
Vivo en Madrid a 50 m de la casa museo de Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida y me ha parecido un reportaje extraordinario desde el punto de vista de los colores.

[@rosemarydaly3584]

Richard, Thank you, I am learning so much from you, it's very exciting!!!

[@jalmanzaart]

Great Spanish Painter Joaquin Sorolla y Bastidas, my favorite, thanks Richard!

[@chichatuvieja6922]

Sorolla the GOAT!!! No one could suprass him

[@mariamunoz1318]

Un buen reportaje.Muchas gracias.

[@maribeloriola856]

sus pinceladas suelta ,y su juego de los complementarios los colores ,de SOROLLA , lo a logrado muy bien la pintura que ha hecho,,,

[@oldmalayawatercolor849]

Hi there...may I ask u a question sir...how do u use violet in a painting?

[@fernandofazzinivazquez6459]

....Si, yo también tuve la Oportunidad de visitar más joven y en compañía de mi difunto padre ( q.e.p.d.) Su Casa o Domicilio Familiar en Madrid, y pienso que aparte de un Grandísimo PINTOR, debió de ser Un Gran Marido y Padre. ¡¡¡ Descanse en Paz también y como Pintor Aficionado le doy las Gracias por Su Aportación al ARTE de la PINTURA. ( q.e.p.d.) ....