The Education of an Artist
by C. Lewis Hind
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Setting forth the art education of Claude Williamson Shaw. How, at the age of thirty-three, certain persistent glimmering of a suspicion that life is a larger tapestry than the pattern woven by the author of "self-help," broke into flames; How that flame was fanned by an artist who crossed his path; how casting about for a way to express his temperament he decided upon painting; how he studied art in Cornwall and in the Paris studios; how he travelled through Italy, Austria, Germany and Belgium, studying the pictures of the world in pursuit of his art education; and how in the end the true awakening of his temperament began, and he discovered that his education was but beginning.
APA: Hind, C. Lewis. (2013). The Education of an Artist. London: Forgotten Books. (Original work published 1906)
MLA: Hind, C. Lewis. The Education of an Artist. 1906. Reprint. London: Forgotten Books, 2013. Print.
|1. shaw||2. picture||3. artist||4. education||5. lund|
|6. pictures||7. painted||8. himself||9. eyes||10. head|
|11. art||12. beauty||13. portrait||14. white||15. paint|
|16. light||17. figure||18. blue||19. italy||20. world|
|21. plate||22. gallery||23. room||24. church||25. paris|