Thursday, September 23, 2010
Philip de László Paints Venice
Philip Alexius de László (1869–1937) was a dashing portrait painter of a hundred years ago, a contemporary of Sargent. In this video, narrated by his son, we can watch him paint a plein-air study of the bronze horses in Venice, while fending off the friendly ribbing of his wife. Clicking the "play" link takes you to American Artist Daily.
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Via Allison Malafronte of American Artist Daily.
Gallery of works at the de Laszlo Archive Trust
More about de Laszlo at JSS Gallery.org
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And one of him doing a portrait:
http://www.delaszloarchivetrust.com/video.html
Fun to watch. :) I like his mustache.
His moustasche is certainly among the greatest artist's moustaches throughout art history.
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