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10-30-2006, 06:39 AM	#21
Adriano Maggi Juried Member Joined: Mar 2006 Location: Milano, Italy Posts: 102	Hi Tony Thanks for the informations,unfortunately I cannot get this book ...but I've seen many details in Sargent's paintings where the overlapping is evident . Anyway I'm wondering what would be your work if you had used brush overlapping. I cant realized how you can get such a cleaned and pastelled result just in one session. Do you use a drying medium? Ciao Adriano Attached Images

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