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Etienne Rey (1789-1867) was a French painter. He was one of the first professors at the École des Beaux-Arts of Lyon, as well as director of the Vienna Museum and School of Fine Arts. An excellent teacher, he published a manual on the art of encaustic painting and was member of several societies of artists. Rey travelled to the East at an advanced age, in 1843, in the company of his co-worker painter Α. Chenavard and architect J.M. Dalgabio. They started out from Marseilles, arrived in Greece by way of Italy and Malta, and toured Greece, Asia Minor and part of Egypt during five months.
Rey's engravings, which show subjects from Athens during Otto's reign, and images from the Peloponnese, Central Greece, Syros, Istanbul, the Troad and Smyrna area, were published approximantely twenty years after his voyage, because Rey wished to lithograph his original drawings himself. He died before his works could be published. The plates are accompanied by side notes on the journey, in the style of diary entries. The coloured engravings which show the monuments rather resemble watercolours.
Written by Ioli Vingopoulou
Fransız asıllı ressam Etienne Rey (1789-1867) Lyon Güzel Sanatlar Akademisinin ilk profesörlerinden olup Viyana Müzesi ile Çizim Fakültesinin müdürü mevkilerinde bulunur. Çok iyi bir hoca olan Rey, ankostik sanat hakkında bir el kitabı yayınlamış ve birçok sanat kurumunun üyeliğinde bulunmuştu. 1843 yılında, ileri bir yaşta, kendisi gibi ressam olan meslekdaşı Α. Chenavard ve mimar J.M. Dalgabio ile birlikte Doğu'ya seyahat eder. Marsilya'dan yola çıkarlar, İtalya ve Malta'dan geçip beş ay boyunca Yunanistan, Anadolu ve kısa bir süre için Mısır'ı ziyaret ederler.
Kral Otto dönemi Atina'sından çeşitli konular, Peloponez, Rumeli, Siros adası, İstanbul, Truva ve İzmir yörelerinden görünümler Rey'in yolculuğundan 20 yıla yakın bir süre sonra yayınlanır. Bunun nedeni Rey'in kendi eskizlerinin gravürlerini kendisinin kazımak istemesidir. Ancak Rey yapıtlarının basılmış halini göremeden ölür. Yolculukla ilgili bilgiler günlük misali notlar biçiminde sayfa kenarında gravürlere eşlik etmekte. Sonradan renklendirilmiş olan gravürler, özellikle tarihî anıtları görüntüleyenler, suluboya resimleri andırmaktadır.
Yazan: Ä°oli Vingopoulou
This turned into a timed drawing. During allergy season I can only stay outside for about 30 minutes before I start sneezing.
I worked in Brushes starting with a quick line drawing. I then added color in two layers underneath the line layer - one for the colors behind the gate and one for everything else.
It's hard to draw on the iPad outside. Even sitting in the shade there is so much reflection on the screen that it's hard to judge color and values.
iPad, Brushes only, Pogo stylus.
pleated wrap skirt
again...the length needs to be a few inches longer for me. (it kind of hurts to look at.)
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Side, Turkey, May 2013
Early evening beer as the sun gos down over the sea, Marina Restaurant, Yasemin Sokak, western coastal path
20.05.2013 17.40
This past 4th of July weekend (2010) I went down to my girlfriend's hometown, Eagle Pass, TX, for the first time. Eagle Pass is a small town along the Texas/Mexico border & has lots of cool old cars as well as cars from Mexico that aren't sold here.
I wish I was able to take pics of EVERY single car I saw but I wasn't driving so I could only capture so much. Hope y'all enjoy these!
Model Angelena Velez
Taken with Cannon Rebel xs
18 mm
Shot with Natural Lighting using an Atrium Window
Crown: Pier 1
One of my father's five aunts on his mother's side lived in this 1924 apartment building. The Catholic Theological Union has offices here.
No longer the fluffy bunny that I used to be, no more Mr Nice Guy.
I have gone over to the dark side and no longer following the rules, do away with focusing and fixed focal planes,
I took this photo inside. There was some indirect side light coming in from the window, but mostly the light came from the flash. I bounced the light off the ceiling at about a 45 degree angle so that it bounced off the ceiling and then hit him.
The Platypus is a rapid troop transport and support vehicle. It has space for four: Driver, Left Passenger, Right Passenger, and Gunner. There also are two storage containers.
The Y class is taken around the track and is seen passing the steaming bays.
Altona Miniature Railway returns - Sunday December 13th 2020.