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"...an experience that exceeded all my expectations, and will continue to resonate in my work for many years to come."
- Ronald Wilson, Chairman, Department of Theater and Dance, Case Western Reserve University
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PARIS STUDIO:
Our December drawing program will be held in the original residence and studio
of the 19th c Romantic painter Theodore Gericault, world-famous for his Raft of the Medusa , 1819, Musee du Louvre.
Located in the heart of Paris, please see our Facilities page for full details.
CLASS DATES:
Monday, December 1, 2008 - Friday, December 19, 2008
Note: First class meeting is Sunday, November 30, 2:00PM at the Gericault studio.
Studio sessions will be held for 3 Weeks, Monday - Friday, with 6 hrs life model daily, 5 days per week.
The sculpture halls of the Louvre are open Wednesday and Friday evenings, for independent
or instructor-guided drawing - dates and times TBA.
All December 2008 students enroll full-time, for the entire three weeks.
Residents are registered full-time, for this drawing course only, to be held in the Gericault Studio, Paris, France.
CLASS SIZE: 12 maximum + instructor
WHO is ELIGIBLE?
Anyone may apply.
TUITION PRICE: 1600 euros, housing not included.
(Students required to find and contract their own housing in Paris)
WHEN to APPLY: Priority applications are due June 30, 2008
(Application will be published online on May 15, 2008)
COURSE DESCRIPTION
The December 2008 Paris Drawing Program is a "hands-on" opportunity for beginners, serious students and emerging professionals,
available exclusively through Studio Escalier in this location.
The course will facilitate opportunities for students to draw in the Louvre, and will visit the concurrent
exhibition
"Anthony van Dyck - European Portraitist" at the Musee Jacquemart André, a first-ever solo show (remarkably) for the artist in France.
Please see the application PDF for details, on our HOW to APPLY page.
FACULTY BIO
Timothy Stotz
is the founder and director of Studio Escalier. He is represented by Paul Toner, 248 Lafayette Street in New York City,
and John Pence Gallery, 750 Post Street in San Francisco.
He has taught at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, at the Seattle Academy of Fine Arts, and privately.
His work is included in public and private collections across the United States and Europe.
He has been the recipient of many distinguished grants, fellowships and exhibition prizes for his painting. They include
an extended Fulbright-Hays Grant for Painting to Madrid, Spain, where he was sponsored by the painter
Antonio Lopez Garcia to study the works of Velazquez and Goya; a Vermont Studio Center fellowship, where he worked with the painter
Gregory Gillespie; and two grants for classical painting from the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation, Montreal, Canada.
Mr Stotz (b. 1969) received his MFA degree in Painting from the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, where he studied under
Andrew Forge, NA.
He went to art school in France at the Ecole Albert Defois under Ted Seth Jacobs
(1993-2001) and went to graduate school at the New York Academy of Art (1995-97).
He holds a BA degree cum laude in Fine Arts from Randolph-Macon College in Virginia.
In 1998 he was invited to work alongside Tony Ryder for three months, in a group of four, during the writing and execution of Ryder's best-selling treatise,
The Artist's Complete Guide to Figure Drawing.
Additionally, Mr Stotz was one of eight original members of the Jacob Collins Studio (1995-97) and was one of eleven founding members of
the Water Street Atelier (1997), both in Brooklyn, NY.
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