Painting Courses In Italy - Ada
The aim of this painting courses in italy is to introduce the student to the use of new art languages by the study of new materials and painting techniques.
The lessons are taught in Italian and/or in English language.
At the end of this painting courses in italy students will receive a certificate of attendance (diploma).
The lessons are taught in Italian and/or in English language.
At the end of this painting courses in italy students will receive a certificate of attendance (diploma).
In the theoretical part of this painting courses in italy, besides dealing with the historical and aesthetic aspects of visual perception, through works of critics, philosophers and artists we introduce students to the history of painting from the beginning until the latest trends.
The aim of this painting courses in italy is reached where the student can analyze the newest materials available and the new technologies for base materials, the composition of artistic colours and industrial colours.
The aim of this painting courses in italy is reached where the student can analyze the newest materials available and the new technologies for base materials, the composition of artistic colours and industrial colours.
Our offers
| Length | Euro | |
|---|---|---|
| 20 hours/4 weeks | € 300,00 | |
| 40 hours/4 weeks | € 550,00 | |
| 80 hours/4 weeks | € 990, 00 |
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In the practical part of the painting courses in italy, from the study and use of base materials (canvas, wood, metals, and plastic materials), traditional and industrial colours, the student is introduced to the use of mixed techniques, such as sponging, printing, natural and industrial materials, with the aim of encouraging the development of a personal language.
