Figure Drawing Class from Casts at Innsbruck Museum
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About this class
At the Innsbruck Archaeological University Museum, we take a closer look and practice drawing bodies, proportions, light and shadow. Here you have the opportunity to see plaster casts of ancient statues up close and learn more about the creation of such copies. In creative drawing exercises, we dedicate ourselves to copying these impressive statues in order to skilfully capture proportions, light and shadow. All you need is a pen, paper, and your eyes.
Minimum number of participants
The course takes place with a minimum of 4 participants.
If the minimum number of participants is not reached, I reserve the right to cancel or postpone the appointment.
Details to remember
What to bring to the class
If necessary, a drink, own drawing materials (optional)
What is included in the class?
- Admission to the University Archaeological Museum
- Professional guidance and support from an experienced instructor
- Material: crayons and paper
- Small group for individual attention
Teamevents and groups
Location and accessibility
What you’ll do in the class
- Welcome and brief introduction to the University Archaeological Museum
- Joint tour of the exhibition
- Visiting the plaster casts of ancient statues
- Explanation of proportions, light and shadow
- Practical drawing exercises with guidance
- Tips and individual support from the instructor
- Final meeting and feedback session
Who is the class suitable for?
- Beginners and advanced in drawing
- Art lovers of all ages
- Anyone who wants to improve their drawing skills
- People interested in archaeology and ancient art
RoKuKu
When we work creatively, we create something unique and personal. With every creative work, we once again perform a creative act. Time seems to stand still for a few hours — or has passed in no time at all.
