Glenn Hirsch, Instructor www.glennhirsch.com

1. Landscape Space
Architectural Space
Glenn Hirsch

2. Andy Slaton

3. Andy Slaton

4. Landscape Space
The sky is timless
A low horizon line = a ‘big sky’
Light = universal emotion
Scale = the small against the large
Twilight = the boundary between the
consciousness and dreams
Aerial perspective = objects further away
are lighter (fainter), duller, cooler

5. The sky is timeless – the clouds look the same way now as they did a thousand years ago

6. The sky is universal – light is understood by all cultures Joseph Turner

7. Scale: the small against the large (Emil Nolde, watercolor)

8. A low horizon line emphasizes the freedom of the sky Van Gogh

9. Twilight is the boundary between consciousness and dreams Caspar David Friedrich

10. Twilight is the boundary between consciousness and dreams Daniel Rabier, student

11. Twilight is the boundary between consciousness and dreams Daniel Rabier, student

12. Twilight is the boundary between consciousness and dreams Suzy Barnard

13. aerial perspective
As objects recede in a landscape space, they appear:
Lighter in value
Duller in intensity
Cooler in temperature

14. Aerial perspective – things far away lighter, duller, cooler, compared to the foreground

15. Aerial perspective – things far away lighter, duller, cooler, compared to the foreground

16. Aerial perspective – things far away lighter, duller, cooler, compared to the foreground

22. Gustave Guillaumet
Aerial perspective – things far away lighter, duller, cooler, compared to the foreground

23. Aerial perspective – things far away lighter, duller, cooler, compared to the foreground

24. Aerial perspective – things far away lighter, duller, cooler, compared to the foreground

25. Aerial perspective – things far away lighter, duller, cooler, compared to the foreground Jay Glimme

26. Hirsch watercolor

27. Student work

28. Edward Hopper

29. Claude Monet

30. Jean Francois Millet

31. Space Architectural
1. Window Light
2. Window View (painting within a painting)
3. Complex Spaces

32. Window light

33. Vincent Perez

34. Elmer Bischoff

35. Elmer Bischoff

36. Constance Marie Charpentier

37. Berthe Morisot

38. Window View
(a painting within a painting)

39. Rogier van der Weyden

40. Edward Hopper

41. Edward Hopper

42. After Edward Hopper by
student Brian Labrie

43. Claude Monet

44. Balthus

45. Adam Hirsch

46. Complex Spaces
Linear perspective

47. Robert Birmelin

48. Robert Bechtle (watercolor)

49. Bruce McGaw (pastel)

50. Hirsch watercolor

51. Rembrandt

52. Piero Della Francesca

53. Edward Hopper

54. Edward Hoper

55. Student work Dan Keith

56. Student work

57. Student work Jane Willson

58. Ana Teresa Fernandez

59. Ana Teresa Fernandez

60. Ana Teresa Fernandez

61. Student work Laura Cook

62. Student work Jeri Wyrick

63. Student work Servando Garcia