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Artist: Reginald Pollock An artist organizes the materials he needs for his work. Sketching from life helps the artist understand the structure of things and their qualities. In the painting itself, the artist relies on his experience, his emotion, and his preliminary sketches. His ideas, pleasure, and knowledge come partly from the study of other artists and art forms. Painting is seen from conception to completion Search Educational Film Journals at Media History Project for references to…
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