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H Is For…

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H is for…
Ink, Pastel Pencil

H is for hue. H is for Hansa yellow, Harrison red, and Haarlem blue. H is for Hooker’s, Holly, and Hungarian greens. H is for heliotrope, an impermanent red-violet, and for hartshorn, which was made from calcinated deer antlers.

H is for highlight, hieroglyphics, and history painting. H is for horizon line, the perspective dependent on viewpoint, and hashira-e, a narrow Japanese art print.

H is for hake brush, hatching, and hog’s bristle brushes. H is for honey, which is used as a binder for watercolors. H is for hardboard, hempseed oil, and hide glue. H is for the hiding power of pigments, regardless of their health hazards.

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H is for…
Ink, Pastel Pencil

H is for the horse sense of Hawthorne, and the Hudson River School. H is for Hellenistic art, Hindu art, and the Heidelberg School. H is for Hirshhorn’s hefty collection.

H is for is for Hopper, Homer and Hals. H is for Hogarth, Handell, and the Hunts. H is for Hahnemule’s heavyweight papers, and for Holbein’s host of supplies.

H is for the happiness art brings to the heart.

4 Comments

  1. Comment by Meg on May 5, 2008 1:34 pm

    Lisa, I really like this one! The Hopper is great. You are really getting into your alphabet groove!

  2. Comment by Lisa B. on May 6, 2008 6:20 am

    Thanks Meg! The Hopper is my favorite too. “I” will continue… :D

  3. Comment by Rita on May 7, 2008 6:16 pm

    Super post again Lisa!
    I’m fond of the Hopper one too, the Hals is great as well. “I” look forward to the next one! ;)

  4. Comment by Lisa B. on May 9, 2008 3:03 pm

    Thanks Rita! Not too much beginning with I… J is looking rather slim as well. Must go and rattle the muse. ;)

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