AMERICAN ARTIST September 1979 Mario Cooper Thomas W Jones Dan Namingha

Description: American Artist Artist magazine of largest circulation. Artist profiles/interviews include multiple photos and reproductions over multiple pages, PLUS: Illustrations, technical features, columns, vintage ads and MORE --Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below! Issue Date: September 1979; Volume 43, Issue 446 IN THIS ISSUE:- This description copyright Edward D Peyton. Any un-authorized use of this description is strictly prohibited. FRONT COVER: The Ca' d'Oro, by Mario Cooper, 1979, watercolor, 271/2 x 391/2 Courtesy The American Artist Collection. THE ROMANCE IN MARIO COOPER'S WATERCOLORS, by M. Stephen Doherty: American Artist introduces The Ca' d'Oro, by Mario Cooper, the fourth in our collection of signed, limited edition prints. Follow along on a step-by-step account of the artist's method and a discussion of his career. THE ART THERAPIST: AN AMBIGUOUS FIGURE, by Connie E. Naitove, A.T.R. New Hampshire artist and art therapist Naitove discusses the use of creative materials in helping clients better understand themselves. PEN AND INK, drawings by Norman Kirk II. American Artist presents a new feature on drawing with pen and ink. The pictorial 'fables" of Florida artist Kirk is the first presentation. THE WATERCOLOR PAGE: THOMAS WILLIAM JONES. This Washington artist discusses the development of his imagery and the quality of solitude required to produce paintings. DAN NAMINGHA: THE MIGRATION OF A HOPI ARTIST, by Mary Carroll Nelson. Bold pulsating color and reflections of a Hopi heritage would be two ways of describing this artist's work. Here the author follows the travels of this young artist toward the development of his style, his career, and his future. CALIFORNIA GOLD: THE SCULPTURE OF PENELOPE MANZELLA by David W. Brisson. Working terra-cotta without an armature requires special procedures. Rhode Island artist Manzella describes the problems, and the affect her solutions have on shaping her allegorical figures. CLASSIC SIMPLICITY: THE DRAWINGS OF JO ANNE SCHNEIDER by Doreen Mangan. The nature of drawing and the use of "found" objects as subject matter are discussed by this New York draftsperson. SPECIAL ART EDUCATION SUPPLEMENT: Learning to Draw, by Irving Shapiro. How to Start Painting with Watercolors, by Betty Lou Schlemm. About Pastel Painting, by Ben Konis. Screen Printing Basics, by J. I. Blegeleisen. The Art of Oil Painting, by Bruce Brackman Turner. On Education and Illustration, by Alan E. Cober. Understanding Acrylics, by Robert N. Schuhsler. All About the Airbrush, by SoI Dember. LOOKING AT PAINTINGS by Bernard Dunstan. FOOTNOTES; LETTERS; ART BOOKS; ART MART; BULLETIN BOARD. FORUM: How Does a Corporation Acquire a Great Art Collection? by George Schriever. PROFESSIONAL PAGE by Betty Chamberlain. TECHNICAL PAGE by Ralph Mayer. This description copyright Edward D Peyton. Any un-authorized use of this description is strictly prohibited. Magazine is COMPLETE and in VERY GOOD +++ condition. (See photo)

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