SOROLLA Plein Air Master Copy

This video takes a look at a landscape painting by the artist Joaquín Sorolla. Painted in 1906 it shows the artist’s daughter Maria walking along the coast at Biarritz. These two master copies were painted in oils over the course of a few days on canvas panels.
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My materials:
Oil colors: Titanium white, cadmium yellow med, cadmium red light, alizarin crimson, burnt umber, cerulean blue, ultramarine blue, emerald green, ivory black.
Bristle and nylon brushes, walnut oil, odorless mineral spirits, canvas panels, transfer paper.
More information from Google Arts and Culture:
“Here the artist’s daughter María is portrayed on the path to the lighthouse in Biarritz; the image here is of a sophisticated woman, elegantly dressed in white.Some of these family portraits in the open air were for sale to an eager public and many were sold to collectors at the time. The portraits of Maria were apparently particularly sought after and her family jokingly called her ‘the breadwinner’.Sorolla’s eternal fascination with the modulations of light is seen here in his use of contre-jour, so difficult to analyse because of the dazzle it produces; this is one of the best examples, with the effect of the reflected light reverberating on the water, taking up half the canvas and competing with the figure of Maria, which with the backlit effect appears weightless, almost dematerialized.”

[@WillStephensArt]

The best on CZcams

[@l.s.9671]

Beautiful

[@user-fs8pt3qk3y]

Mind blowing

Excellent work! I really like the way Sorolla used to paint. Is it ok if I use a segment of this video as a demonstration in one of my videos? I would mention you and your work, of course.

[@eliezerbarrientos1526]

I'll never stop feeling impressed the way you confront the canvas,and the capacity of change your styles. You are an AMAZING artist!!!

[@olddirtymasters]

Thank you Eliezer Barrientos!

[@glennphillips4803]

Absolutely amazing, your application of paint is so rich. Say what do you do with all your works of art?
I look forward to the next one :)

[@olddirtymasters]

Thanks:) Usually hang them up for a while to see what I could've done differently.

[@tanishsingh5260]

good work man!!

[@olddirtymasters]

🙏 thank you

[@loveevynn5042]

Awesome 👍😊

[@lcox6468]

Is there no sound on this?