Keys to Successful Color: A Guide for Landscape Painters in Oil: A Guide for Landscape Painters in Oil...

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Foster Caddell

Keys to Successful Color

A Guide for Landscape Painters in Oil: A Guide for Landscape Painters in Oil

Foster Caddell

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Echo Point Books & Media, LLC
31 December 2021

Oils; Animals & nature in art (still life, landscapes & seascapes); Painting & art manuals

"An Absolute Essential For Every Artist's BookshelfRenowned artist Foster Caddell shares the unique methodology behind his extraordinary use of color in this remarkable book, back in print due to popular demand.

Foster Caddell devoted his entire life to his art, beginning with developing a sophisticated drawing technique while in high school. He was employed as a lithographer before serving with the US Army Air Corps in World War II, documenting life in the Pacific Theater with his sketchbook and watercolors. Upon returning to civilian life, Caddell continued working in lithography while engaged with freelance illustrating and portraiture, and he began teaching after being approached by local aspiring artists eager to learn his techniques. From these humble beginnings, Foster Caddell soon became the founder/teacher and CEO of the largest private art school in southern New England, located in Voluntown, Connecticut.

Intended for intermediate to advanced artists, Keys To Successful Color: A Guide for Landscape Painters in Oil is not your standard how-to art book. Using his own artwork as a visual aid, Foster gives the reader his tips, or ""keys,"" for solving various color-related problems in oil-based landscapes. Foster Caddell packs decades of wisdom into 144 pages, including:

-26 of Foster Caddell's oil paintings for reference

-49 of Foster Caddell's personal keys to success in oil painting

Be sure to complete your library of Foster Caddell's works with these invaluable guides published by Echo Point Books: Keys to Painting Better Portraits,

(hardcover ISBN 1626545944, paperback 1648371485) and Keys to Successful Landscape Painting,

(hardcover ISBN 1635610427, paperback 1648370454). Keys to Successful Color is also available from Echo Point Books in hardcover (ISBN 1626545774)."

By: Foster Caddell
Imprint: Echo Point Books & Media, LLC
Edition: Reprint ed.
Dimensions: Height: 279mm, Width: 216mm, Spine: 10mm
Weight: 490g
ISBN: 9781648371486
ISBN 10: 1648371485
Pages: 148
Publication Date: 31 December 2021
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Foster Caddell was born August 2, 1921 in Pawtucket, R.I. and passed away June 2, 2013, but his teachings live on in the form of his three books, Keys to Successful Landscape Painting, (1976) Keys to Successful Color (1979, and Keys to Painting Better Portraits (1982). The Landscape book was updated in 1993. Throughout his career, he was proud to say that he had spent his entire life pursuing his passion for art. In grade school he displayed a talent for drawing and sketching, and began painting in high school. Upon graduation he gained employment at the Providence Lithograph Co. in Rhode Island. Drafted in 1943, he was assigned as an artist in the Army Air Force. When discharged he returned to the Lithograph Company. He left the company in 1951 to become a free-lance illustrator. He then began illustration children's books, textbooks, and doing drawings and paintings for various religious organizations. Now living in Voluntown, CT with his wife June Kaufmann, he began teaching local aspiring artists in his living room. Before long he was the owner and CEO of the largest privately owned art school in southern New England. In addition, he became a renowned portrait and landscape artist. June passed away in 1989, and he remarried Gail Marchant in 1993 He continued teaching and painting, both at home and at workshops across the USA, until retiring in 2006, at age 85.