Great discussion. Thank you

Love it Thank You

Richard Diebenkorn’s painting “Girl with Cups “ was painted in 1957 in his rented Berkeley CA studio at 2571 Shattuck Avenue above a VW Store. The building’ windows face out directly west. The building has no upoer floor windows facing north.

Thank you for posting that. It was brilliant! I would love to see more videos like this as I find it so interesting and helpful. Also I loved Ken Howard’s painting . Must look at his website.

2 years later. Just brilliant. Thank you.

Gosh, this is so useful.

Brilliant! Inspiring!

Im on the N.Devon coast & will be thinking about your observations when Im out painting on Lundy Island on Friday 😊

Winifred Nicholson seemed to like window views.

The window symbolizes Jesus.

I love Bonnard. 🥰 Thank you.

Great!

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Very interesting to listen to. You have some very nice books, are they all yours?

Matisse will have done years of drawing to have the facility to be able to make his fluid line drawings. He may well have had several attempts. Not just the hand eye coordination, spatial awareness and visual perception would be highly developed.

Interesting video.

Interesting video.

Anne Redpath uses rimlighting very cleverly, I think.

I'm not convinced by Kit Wood's paintings. Ben Nicholson seemed to rate him, so he must have had something about him.

Thank you for keeping these of Alice available

Someone told me to forget about colour, just concentrate on tone, back to basics. I still have to remind myself.

What is the purpose of the piece of paper in the middle? It is an interesting idea.

Wow!amazing.

The Nicholsons are fantastic.

I went to an exhibition of WN at Nottingham University a few years ago. It was a real treat. I love her paintings. She has her own rules, vision.

There's nothing laboured about Matisse. It all looks free and spontaneous.

The paintings have nice colour.

It's an interesting theme. Lovely paintings.

Your studio is a work of art.

Interesting to observe the use of cool and warm colours. The view outside looks interesting. Shame to be indoors. I agree about photographs ... the death of observation. Great video.

Alice has passed on in 2021. What a loss for all is us. What a beautiful way to say who she was.

Really enjoy your use of color

They ar all so beautiful!

Another interesting film ,I’m learning so much ,thank you

Bright light and white tablecloth ❤

Really interesting,direct and to the point ,no waffle ! thank you

So interesting ,thank you .

My dearest teacher, thank you.

I miss you.

Great,really interesting .

Super ,really interesting approach

Really interesting ,thank you .Fantastic studio space you’ve got .

Please, more of this! So enlightening. Thank you.

thank you so much for these lovely classes , love from Santiago de Chile <3

Nice! ❤

Absolutely fantastic art class. Amazing explanation. Thank you. Merci from Montreal ❤

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That's logically your viewpoint, really that is the sense in big meaning, awesome.

Thank you. I’m learning so much.

Merci. Splendeur et poésie en lumière, qui semble traduire cet amour indicible pour Bonnard, jusqu'à surprendre Marte qui serait toujours vivante... Oui ces tableaux sont vivants. J'apprécie beaucoup ton travail, Alice. Ça me donne envie de vivre les yeux livrés à la beauté. Au plaisir, bonheur chez toi. THANKS. Splendor and poetry in light, which seems to translate this unspeakable love for Bonnard, to the point of surprising Marte who would still be alive... Yes these paintings are alive. I really appreciate your work, Alice. It makes me want to live with my eyes given over to beauty. Looking forward to meeting you, happiness at home. Jeuc Dietrich