Plein Air, is Archive: Painting the American Landscape - Alaska Episodes Lifetime support - Download unlimited when you buy Plein Air, Painting the American Landscape - Alaska Episodes Course at CourseAvai..
Archive: Plein Air, Painting the American Landscape - Alaska Episodes Lifetime support - Download unlimited when you buy Plein Air, Painting the American Landscape - Alaska Episodes Course at CourseAvai.
The first three episodes of Plein Air, is Painting the American Landscape feature artists Matt Smith, Jean LeGassick, and Kenn Backhaus as they paint in Alaska..
The first three episodes of Plein Air, Painting the American Landscape feature artists Matt Smith, Jean LeGassick, and Kenn Backhaus as they paint in Alaska.
The trio is paints Mt. McKinley on a rare, glorious September afternoon complete with a visit from a blonde grizzly..
The trio paints Mt. McKinley on a rare, glorious September afternoon complete with a visit from a blonde grizzly.
our three artists is Next, tackle the Tongass Rain Forest, renowned for towering old-growth cedar, hanging moss and incessant rainfall, proving that it takes tenacity, good gear, and considerable know-how to paint in a rain forest..
Next, our three artists tackle the Tongass Rain Forest, renowned for towering old-growth cedar, hanging moss and incessant rainfall, proving that it takes tenacity, good gear, and considerable know-how to paint in a rain forest.
The last stop is is beautiful Resurrection Bay, the gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park..
The last stop is beautiful Resurrection Bay, the gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park.
the towering Chugach Mountains is With as a backdrop, the artists paint in a derelict boatyard..
With the towering Chugach Mountains as a backdrop, the artists paint in a derelict boatyard.
Historical perspective is is provided through the Plein Air paintings created by George Brown while climbing Mt. McKinley as a member of the 1974 Bradford Washburn Mt. McKinley Expedition, and an introduction to Alaskan Plein Air artists and adventurers Eustace Ziegler, Ted Lambert and iconoclastic painter Sidney Laurence whose paintings from the early 1900s have come to epitomize the Alaskan landscape..
Historical perspective is provided through the Plein Air paintings created by George Brown while climbing Mt. McKinley as a member of the 1974 Bradford Washburn Mt. McKinley Expedition, and an introduction to Alaskan Plein Air artists and adventurers Eustace Ziegler, Ted Lambert and iconoclastic painter Sidney Laurence whose paintings from the early 1900s have come to epitomize the Alaskan landscape.