After Remington
by Nancy Kane Chapman
Title
After Remington
Artist
Nancy Kane Chapman
Medium
Drawing - Pencil
Description
To study the anatomy of horse and rider is to sketch a dozen Frederick Remington
paintings.
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April 29th, 2013
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Anne-Elizabeth Whiteway
Nancy, love your sketches! LF
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
Thanks, Anne-Elizabeth. I copied a Frederick Remington ....trying to learn how to draw horses which are tricky.
Lenore Senior
I love sketches and drawings and this is great! Love the mood, too! v/f
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
I need to establish a "practice" of morning sketching. It's really a fountain of inspiration. Thanks, Lenore for all of your good words.
Mother Nature
V/F I picked this one because of the sense of joy and freedom and indomitable spirit I felt:>)
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
My daughter rode ponies and horses in LA and I was what's known as a "barn mother". Great job, because I loved horses even more than she did!
Byron Varvarigos
Sense of powerful motion and speed beautifully captured here, Nancy! vf
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
Horses are tough to draw. I tried to learn how by copying the masters....and Remington certainly is one of them....Thank you for the comment!
Karen Adams
Beautiful capture of the action of horse and rider...love how they 'run' out of the page which gives it such a great feeling of motion! vf
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
What a treat to see your comments and ....to enjoy your beautiful glimpses of nature!
Debbie Portwood
Wheee! That's a wild ride! Remington was one of my mother's fav. artists! v.f
Nancy Kane Chapman replied:
My daughter rode and jumped ponies and then horses so I was the official "barn mother". I really wanted to be able to paint horses but I only got this far and a few watercolors. Still, it is wonderful to appreciate those who were the masters of this genre. Thanks, Debbie.
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