Human Anatomy
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28/7/2008 - 1/8/2008 (1 week) |
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10:00:00 - 16:00:00 |
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Studio 2 |
| Tutor(s): |
George Donald |
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The study of human anatomy is imperative to drawing - it helps us understand the structure of the human form. George Donald, who trained at both Edinburgh College of Art and Hornsey College of Art in London, is a distinguished practicing artist based in Scotland. He has taught drawing and anatomy throughout the world - at Edinburgh College of Art, Ecole Superieure des Arts Decoratifs (Strasbourg), Saga University of Arts (Kyoto) and with the British Council in the Far East. Throughout his career he has been passionately interested in the study of anatomy and is considered a leading proponent of and authority on the subject. This will be a comprehensive course on human anatomy covering the muscular and skeletal systems of the body. The torso, eyes, limbs, hands and feet will be covered in detail. This course involves working from live models and skeletons.
How to apply
You can either apply online or by downloading an application form and sending it to the school along with payment. Students applying for the Young Artists courses will also need to download and submit a parental consent form.
Fees
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£200 |
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A limited number of concessions are available on each course, for more information or to apply for a concession please contact the office on 020 7613 8568.
Places on all courses are allocated on a first come first serve basis. Book early to avoid disapointment. No refund is available once the course has started.
Equipment and materials
Prices exclude materials. Paper and etching materials can be purchased at cost price at the school.For all courses a suggested list of materials will be sent to students in advance. Easels, boards,charcoal and donkeys/stools are available in the studios.
Payment
We accept:
- Cheques payable to ‘The Prince’s Drawing School’. A fee of £10 will be charged for bounced cheques.
- Debit or credit cards (VISA or Mastercard), £2 surcharge is added to all card payments.
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