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The ARC Philosophy

  • ARC Chairman Fred Ross' Oil Painters of America Keynote Address

  • Chapter I. The Great 20th Century Art Scam

  • Chapter II. Art / Bad Art - Pulling Back the Curtain

  • Chapter III. Bouguereau and the "Real" 19th Century

  • Chapter IV. ARC Chairman speaks at the Angel Academy of Art

  • Chapter V. ARC Chairman Speaks at duCret School of Art

  • Chapter VI. Abstract Art is Not Abstract and Definitely Not Art

  • Chapter VII. Oppressors Accuse their Victims of Oppression
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    The Block In - The First Sketch
    by Juliette Arstides
    2012-04-30

    The following excerpt from Juliette Aristides book, Classical Drawing Atelier, focuses on the first stage of drawing, called "the block in".


    Color -The Full Palette
    by Juliette Arstides
    2012-04-30

    This excerpt from Juliette Aristides book, Classical Painting Atelier, focuses on color theory and its application in the creation of a painting.

    by Kara Lysandra Ross
    2012-04-04

    William Bouguereau, although well known for his paintings of peasant girls and mythological scenes, has also become one of the most beloved religious painters of all times.

    by Brian Yoder
    2012-01-17

    Some people feel that the nude form is something that should be hidden away both in art and the artist's classroom and they frequently write to ARC expressing trepidation about the fact that we display nude drawings, paintings, and sculptures in the ARC Museum. This article describes their complaints and attempts to respond to their concerns and makes a case for the value of nudity in art and the training of artists.

    by Kara Lysandra Ross
    2012-01-06

    Although the English artist Edmund Blair Leighton is rarely mentioned by name today, his paintings are widely recognized as icons of medieval legend and regency charm.

    A Step by Step Guide
    by Eric Bossik
    2012-01-06

    The following excerpt from Eric Bossik's e-book, How To Create an Underpainting Like the Old Masters - A Step by Step Guide, focuses on how to utilize brushes when creating an underpainting.

    Finding Negative Shapes
    by Juliette Arstides
    2011-11-07

    The following excerpt from Juliette Aristides new book, Lessons in Classical Drawing, concerns the use of negative space in drawing.

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