Original artwork description:

A study of a Sienese wooden Polychromed stucco Madonna in the Museo Bardini, Florence. The statue is in all ways beautiful - petite and perfect in proportion - about a metre high, extremely delicate, with perfect flowing linear contours to every detail. I was particularly taken by the profile, which reminded me of Picasso's classical drawings where the forehead merges with the line of the nose. This drawing was done standing, clutching my sketchpad to my chest for support, and took several hours. At one point I was surrounded by a class of schoolboys all bustling round me attempting to see wha I was drawing. I kept on going :-)

Materials used:

Pencil on Fabriano Paper, mounted with burgundy card passe-partout

Tags:
#picasso #florence #statue #madonna #siena 
Sienese Madonna (1978)
Pencil drawing
by Kenneth Hay

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A study of a Sienese wooden Polychromed stucco Madonna in the Museo Bardini, Florence. The statue is in all ways beautiful - petite and perfect in proportion - about a metre high, extremely delicate, with perfect flowing linear contours to every detail. I was particularly taken by the profile, which reminded me of Picasso's classical drawings where the forehead merges with the line of the nose. This drawing was done standing, clutching my sketchpad to my chest for support, and took several hours. At one point I was surrounded by a class of schoolboys all bustling round me attempting to see wha I was drawing. I kept on going :-)

Materials used:

Pencil on Fabriano Paper, mounted with burgundy card passe-partout

Tags:
#picasso #florence #statue #madonna #siena 

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Trained under Sir Lawrence Gowing in the 'Euston Road' style of direct observational painting, following Cézanne, and then under pupils of Renato Guttuso and Oscar Kokoschka at Florence Academy, my... Read more

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