Women's Work Master Study Series: Ellen Day Hale's

Women's Work Master Study Series: Ellen Day Hale's "Woman by Firelight" (one-day online workshop held on Monday, April 29, 6:30-9:00pm EDT)

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Women's Work Master Study Series: Ellen Day Hale's "Woman by Firelight" (one-day online workshop held on Monday, April 29, 6:30-9:00pm EDT)What It Is In this one day workshop, Ill be hosting a livestream master study session featuring Ellen Day Hale's 1904 painting "Woman by Firelight." Ill begin our session by sharing some information about the artist and the painting, and will walk participants through a process of assessing elements of composition and making decisions about how to approach a study of the piece. Well then spend the remaining two hours of our session replicating the

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