The Princes Drawing School

About The Princes Drawing School

The aim of the Princes Drawing School is to raise the standard and profile of drawing through teaching and practice. It is one of only a few institutions in the world offering in-depth, quality tuition for those who wish to develop their observational drawing skills. As well as a Drawing Year Postgraduate Programme, the School runs a broad range of affordable courses designed for both professional artists and other interested adults, including master classes in the life room, in museums and galleries and in the streets and parks of London. Drawing instruction is delivered by distinguished artists and teachers from leading institutions including The Royal Academy, The Royal College of Art and The Slade.

The Princes Drawing School Address

Address:
19 - 22 Charlotte Road
London
EC2A 3SG
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7613 8568

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Address:
19 - 22 Charlotte Road
London
EC2A 3SG
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7613 8568

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Events at The Princes Drawing School

  • An A-Z of Drawing at The Princes Drawing School

    Course

    20 Jan 2012 to 23 Mar 2012

    This course provides a foundation in drawing, covering the main areas of our curriculum. This course is particularly suitable for beginners, students seeking a ‘super-structured’ course, or those seeking a wider experience of the School’s faculty. This course will also help inform future course choices, and portfolio development.

  • Artists on Film screenings at The Princes Drawing School

    Special Event

    1 Feb 2012 to 29 Feb 2012

  • The Body Clothed at The Princes Drawing School

    Course

    16 Jan 2012 to 19 Mar 2012

    Painters have long loved the texture of rag, sacking, tears and stains on fabric. The Spanish painter Ribera made moving images of recluses in rags in the desert for church commissioning authorities. Gainsborough too, influenced by the Spaniards painted children in ragged picturesque clothing in rural landscapes. Current dance and opera performances are essential references.

  • Challenging Interiors at The Princes Drawing School

    Course

    16 Jan 2012 to 19 Mar 2012

    This course looks at the challenge of making drawings of a large public space. It rotates between two \ntutors on alternate weeks. With one tutor, students will explore a complex and busy subject through many drawings and sketches, responding to the atmosphere and energy within the place. These are then worked into a single large drawing that the students work on away from the subject, in their own time. In the alternate session, large drawings will be produced from direct observation working on location. Students will be introduced to the use of perspective in drawing buildings with an emphasis on the formal problem of maintaining the coherence of the view.

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