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The Irish School of Landscape Painting,
founded by Kenneth
Webb in 1957, is the original and foremost
Holiday Painting School in Ireland. Each
summer the School offers courses in some
of Ireland's most breathtaking locations.
With 50 years experience, these are chosen
carefully, taking into account each participants
skills. Summer painting courses are conducted
in Wicklow and Connemara by experienced
professional artists. Absolute beginners
as well as advanced students, are equally
welcome. Individual expression is encouraged
in an instructive and friendly atmosphere.
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To the right is an example of Susan painting
an oil demonstration at Sally Gap in the
Dublin Mountains from one of the Wicklow
Courses. All the courses include on-site
training and demonstrations in oils, watercolours,
acrylics, pastels or mixed media.
Learn invaluable lessons of how to compose
a picture on site as explained in easy
to follow steps. Over the years, we have
perfected a method and style that suits
the wide range of artists that attend our
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Whether in Passingano or in the west
of Ireland, we try to give you the tutoring
that you need in a friendly
atmosphere where students help each other and enjoy themselves. Demonstrations
from working artists followed by personal tutorials, help to give focus
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2010 Schedule Now Available
The new season has a full schedule of exciting classes. Kenneth Webb continues to teach many classes with the Irish School of Landscape Painting and once again this year. The Classes will be held in RiverRun Wicklow and Connemara as last year. The new facilities at RiverRun and painting down by the River Vartry has made the atmosphere of the classes exceptional last year. Students enjoying each others company when there is time between the hard work. Susan Webb and Kenneth Webb will be having an Exhibition in London this summer which will be very exciting. Students may get a first hand look at the work in progress and perhaps demonstrations on works in progress.
10 Jan 2010 by swebb
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