The Atelier: Studio Program of Fine Art

The Atelier Studio Program of Fine Art focuses primarily on teaching fine draftsmanship and painting skills leading to the creation of well constructed artwork. The Atelier has passed on from teacher to student, a method of instruction which melds formal academic training with influence of the French Impressionists. American art students in the late nineteenth century European art academies brought this combined education home to pass on to their own students.

A portion of The Atelier’s educational lineage is as follows:

Jaques-Louis David (1748-1825)

Paul Delaroche (1797-1856)

Jean-Léon Gérôme (1824-1904)

William McGregor Paxton (1869-1941)

R. H. Ives Gammell (1893-1981)

Richard F. Lack (1928-2009)

Dale Redpath and Cyd Wicker, Co-Directors and instructors at The Atelier, each studied with Richard Lack at Atelier Lack for five years. After completing their training, they taught with Mr. Lack for a combined seventeen years before taking over the program following his retirement from teaching in 1992. Cyd and Dale pursue their own successful careers in painting, while as skilled instructors they continue to pass on this knowledge of creating finely crafted works of art.

[Via The Atelier]

 

School Info
Type: Atelier
Program(s): Full-time, Courses, Workshops
Medium(s) Taught: Drawing, Painting
Instructor(s): Dale Redpath, Cyd Wicker, Jeffrey T. Larson, Jeffrey Smith, Kim Monahan Dady, Brian Lewis, Linda Glewwe, Ceceile Hartleib, Judy Buckvold, Marc Johnson, Lois Rhomberg, Michael Frey, Brian Stewart, Lynn Maderich, Laura Tundel, Nanci Fulmek, Jim Bailey, James Shoop, Pat Schu, Susan Cook, Christine Mitzuk, Stephan Orsak, Diane Flanagan, Adam Nordaune, Brock Larson
Tuition: $6,700 per year (full-time)
Financial Aid: No

 

Contact Info
Email: mail@theatelier.org
Website: http://theatelier.org/
1681 East Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis, MN 55414
Phone: 612.362.8421

 

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