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Eye Candy for Today: Samuel Palmer graphite drawing

Ancient Trees, Lullingstone Park, Samuel Palmer
Ancient Trees, Lullingstone Park, Samuel Palmer

Graphite on cream wove paper, 10×15″ (26x37cm)

In the collection of the Yale Center for British Art. In addition to a zoom, the museum’s page includes a download link from which you can download medium-resolution (1mb) and high-resolution (18mb) versions of the image.

Also available on the Google Art Project and Wikimedia Commons (hi-res 6mb).

In the midst of all of the options for traditional and digital media available today, it’s sometimes easy to overlook the wonders of the humble pencil.

See my previous posts on Samuel Palmer and Pencils.

Ancient Trees, Lullingstone Park, Yale Center for British Art

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2 responses to “Eye Candy for Today: Samuel Palmer graphite drawing”

  1. Karen Hill Avatar

    I am an amateur and always loved to sketch . Mostly with pencil, now exploring with charcoal and colored pencils, hoping to move on to acrylics. Anything that I can learn will greatly be appreciated and I know helpful and I would love to one day be called a professional and try to sell some art. This would be my dream.

    1. Hi Karen.

      You may find the resources and links in this post helpful: http://linesandcolors.com/2010/10/29/learning-to-draw-where-to-go-from-here/