Bargue Plate I-44 The Psyche of Naples Lean Charles Bargue deliberately chose bright

Charles Bargue deliberately chose bright lighting in order to work on the rapid transition between light and shadow

The book’s progressive course starts with the block-in

The Te of Piglet

who was not only a theoretician but also a practicing artist

fine weave portrait linen with two coats of oil priming

Bargue Plate I-44 The Psyche of Naples Lean Charles Bargue deliberately chose brightModel from the Charles Bargue Drawing Course, "Psych de Naples", Plate I 44 Progress quickly and easily with the most beautiful models thanks to this lithographic reprint of the original plate "Psych de Naples", of which only two museums have a copy. The plate is restored to its original size of 60 x 44 cm and it has been lithographed without compromise on a 19th century press, which retains all the subtleties that makes it a superb teaching tool. The