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Susan Bennett wrote:
> I have not graduated from this school. but someone on the list asked for a
> realistic place for portraiture. I remember seeing som very nice student
> work from the Student's Artist League in NYC. There is an article in ARt New
> this month about an instructor that taught there. Susan in Ohio
If you mean the art student's league in NY, they never use to give
credits. Anyone can go and it's a great place to learn from
wonderful, talented, professional artists. I went there for a number
of years, maybe it's changed, but it was always non-credit. When I
hear some of you talk about not being allowed to have your kids
display their work of a male nude I laugh. It seems absurd not to. I
was drawing nude males at the art students league at age 14 from
real models. It's too bad that America has such a hang-up on the
nude body. If they ever want to change the perception that young
adolescent males have about the female body they should grow up and
stop covering up, and society will be better off.
sandra
astroboy
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