TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 1996, VOLUME THIRTEEN, NUMBER ELEVEN
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: In the Garden of Maurevcourt, by Berthe Morisot. Inset cover art by Juan Luis Vela, page 52.

TAKING FLIGHT IN WATERCOLOR Breathe life into your bird paintings by mastering the nuances of convincing feathers. By Juan Luis Vela. Page 52.
SHADES OF SUCCESS How artist John Hersey's search for color led him into the world of pastel manufacturing. By Richard Engling. Page 57.
CAPTURING THE PERFECT COLOR Make your colored pencils sing in glowing harmony with an easy-to-use tool--the complement wheel. By Janie Gildow. Page 58.
MOVING BEYOND THE "AIRBRUSHED" LOOK Learn the simple techniques that can give your airbrush pieces a loose, painterly textare. By Dean St. Clair. Page 63.
SCRATCH YOUR WAY TO REALISM Open the door to new artistic possibilities with this scratch-board primer. By Rudy Droguett. Page 68..
40 MINUTES TO BETTER OILS Get right to the heart of your subject with this no-nonsense approach to preliminary sketching. By Eve Stone. Page 74.
SPECIAL LESSONS OF THE SECIION IMPRESSIONISTS Explore the painting techniques of the masters who shaped 20th century art. By Tim Iverson. Page 40.
EDITOR'S NOTE Make a positive difference in your art by avoiding these "don'ts." Page 4.
LETTERS Page 8.
SPEAKING OF ART Focusing on your successes. Page 14.
BRUSHING UP How to get the most out of your fan brushes. Page 18.
STRICTLY BUSINESS Seal more sales with these secrets for successful artist statements. Page 20.
ART CLINIC Hands-on art instruction: Sharpen your grasp of perspective and learn to use color as a unifying element. Page 26.
TECHNICAL ANSWERS Tips on enlarging small studies, preserving collage materials, and choosing the best white oils. Page 30.
THE SWIPE FILE Page 76.
THE DRAWING BOARD Expand your command of color with a restricted palette. Page 78.
FRAMEWORKS Take the mystery out of chuosing a frame with this practical guide. Page 84.
STATE OF THE ART A look at how technology can impact your art. Page 86.
P. S. Hit the booksl It's time for an art trivia test. Page 96.


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