TITLE: The ARTIST'S Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: OCTOBER 1997; VOLUME FOURTEEN, NUMBER TEN
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: Barnstable Tavern, by Les Langworth. Inset cover art: Boating detail (oil, 38%x51'4), by Edouard Manet, courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. H.O. Havemeyer Collection. Bequest of Mrs. H.O. Havemeyer, 1929. (29.100.116) Photograph The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

COVER STORY: Creating a Sense of Character How watercolorist Les Longworth uses selective washes and spatter to breathe life into his architectural subjects. By Judy Buswick.

Shifting Your Viewpoint Investigate Barbara Rachko's recipe for combining unusual vantage points and curved perspective in powerful pastel pieces. By Greg Schaber.

Finding Freedom in Pen and Ini, Examine a new, easy-to-use approach that lets you include the flexibility of this age-old medium. By Ron Colgrove.

Command Attention With Contrasts Energize your work--and grab the viewer's eye--by foc' on six different types of contrast. By Jan Fabian Wallake.

Explore the Mastery of Manet Take a guided tour through the techniques and philosophy behind this master's enigmatic art. By Tim Iverson.

SPECIAL SECTION: Tapping the Illustration Market Discover the key ingredients for launching a successful carcer in this exciting field. By Seth Michael Fine.

Departments.
Dialogue.
Book Reviews.
Studio Supplies.
Swipe File.
Columns.
Speakina of Art tering the steps of the gallery dance.
The Dra wing Board Hone your command of one-point perspective.
Art Clinic How to use color, edges and overlapping forms to give your work greater depth.
Strictly Business Build a solid understanding of the key issues for small* and maintaining your own art group.
Technical Ans wers Tips on the dilferenees between turpentine and 0,"ess this'ner, using the best brush for the joh, and more.
Brushing Up Explore the versatlle world of the Ilat brush.


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