American Impressionists at Lieutenant River, CT -

From Emmy Award winning PBS series Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (Program 112, Season One)(English Subtitles)
David travels to the bank of the Lieutenant River, CT to visit the grounds of the Florence Griswold Museum in Old Lyme, Connecticut. He examines the distinctly American style of Impressionism that retained more of a basis of drawing and sketching and more of a reliance on classical forms - all inherited from the Hudson River Painters. David considers the new technologies in paint, new scientific ideas of perception, and their methods for realizing a sensual, personal vision on canvas as he paints a River scene reminiscent of the painting by Childe Hassam called Summer Afternoon, in acrylic.
David then works with his talented fellow artist Bob Johnson on the banks of the Lieutenant River, CT. Bob gave his consent to David for the discussion about his painting and also for David's comments in paint on the actual painting. We hope that you enjoy the American Impressionists at Lieutenant River, CT!
Introduction: 0:00 minutes
Composition and Diagram: Begins at 06:26 minutes
Palette: Begins at 08:57
Acrylic Painting Demonstration: Begins at 11:02 minutes
Painting demonstration with Bob Johnson: Begins at 19:49 minutes
Conclusion: Begins at 25.09 minutes
Acrylic Palette: Gamboge; Cyan Blue; Quinacridone Violet; Transparent Red Iron Oxide or Burnt Sienna; Ultramarine Blue and Titanium White.
Acrylic Medium
Producers: SimmonsArt and David Dunlop
Host and Painter: David Dunlop
Guest Artist - Bob Johnson
Directors: Connie Simmons and David Dunlop
Writers: David Dunlop and Connie Simmons
Editor: Connie Simmons
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Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop (Seasons One and Two) is an innovative, lively and entertaining Emmy® and CINE Golden Eagle Award winning PBS series that takes you to the actual locations in France, Italy and the United States that inspired the great artists Claude Monet, Pierre Auguste Renoir, Paul Cezanne, J.M.W. Turner, John Singer Sargent, Francesco Guardi, James Abbott McNeill Whistler, Winslow Homer, and the Hudson River artists to create some of their most iconic works. These half-hour programs explore the lives, techniques and inspiration of these master artists through a combination of discussion and demonstration in the beautiful locations that inspired them. David is not trying to copy the paintings of these artist but instead to present their techniques and philosophies in his quick sketch demonstration. Inspired by David Dunlop’s infectious enthusiasm and encyclopedic knowledge, Landscapes Through Time combines art, history, travel, philosophy, science and technique to explore the lives and art of a wide range of different artists, creating a new way for artists as well as a general audience to experience and visually participate in the power and magic of the act of artistic creation.

[@noelinecumming4963]

Thank you David I love all your painting's

[@teresak1177]

Great episode!!

[@user-mh3ro1dn4w]

David I used to kayak down lieutenant river. I'm also an artist. You are like a scientific historian painter. I paint by sight love to add pink to all my painting but you understand the mechanics. So few artists are in your caliber. I'm Karel a pleasure meeting you.

[@donnamartell9056]

Very well done - informative talk and excellent painting! Thank you - Donna

[@DavidDunlopSimmonsArt]

Dear Donna - We are happy that you enjoyed it! Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us! It means so much to us to hear from you. It was lovely being there. All the best, Connie and David

[@stevenmcleanart]

Magnificant. It's been a great watch. Loved your painting.

[@jayeetagarg7472]

Amazing

[@taketimetoseait396]

The color it's a present😊 every day. Ann, Florida fan

[@organicpaul]

As always a superb lesson.....love the use of acrylics.....learned a lot thank you!😀😀😀

[@dulcieogilvie5786]

Love it, love it, love it…….thank you.

[@naimanamaste]

You are the best David, I'm enjoying each videos and your poetic way of painting, greetings from south west of France!

[@StephenMarkTurner]

Thanks as always for posting these. Much appreciated.

[@DavidDunlopSimmonsArt]

HI, Stephen - Thank you! We are happy that you enjoyed the program and we always love hearing from you. All the best, David and Connie

[@user-zi9me3bu8b]

If I weren't already a David Dunlop fan, this video seals it- Outstanding!

[@DavidDunlopSimmonsArt]

Thank you, user-zi9me3bu8b - Thant is so kind and we really appreciate hearing from you! Good luck with your painting. Kind regards, David and Connie

[@brownlauren15]

"It's a poem" I love that, and it totally comes through in your tutorial. Nobody is afraid to write a poem, but painting can be so intimidating. Great instruction❤

[@DavidDunlopSimmonsArt]

Hi, Lauren - We are happy that you enjoyed it! Thank you very much for watching and for writing to us! It means so much to us to hear from you. All the best, Connie and David

[@longhorngal9498]

I am working on a Breck study right now, perfect timing and that painting is stunning!

[@user-xr8hd8xv7d]

Great video thank you

[@janerogers5717]

Dear David, I hope you are going to put some more tutorials on KZbin. I love your channel, so interesting. (UK)

[@DavidDunlopSimmonsArt]

Hi, janerogers! We are happy that you watched our programs and enjoyed them! It means so much to us to hear from you and we are creating new programs as well. All the best, Connie and David

[@sonsoftheedelweiss72]

I do not know acrylics were dangerous; I thought only oil paints were? Great video . Thank you so much

[@larrycamerlengo6337]

Great video. What kind of brushes are you using in this video? That info would really help a rookie like me. Thanks.

[@kayakiranana6059]

This demo was special😊 loved it! Do you teach any where near Washington, DC? 🙏🏻 1:00 1:00