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Phil Levine
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Judy A. Crowe is a native Texan. After moving to Houston in 1988, she began study with local artist Lindy Daly and since has taken workshops with these nationally known artists: Tom Browning, Scott Burdick, Howard Carr, Scott Christenson, Gay Faulkenberry, Dan Gerhartz, Ted Goerschner, Quang Ho, William Kalwick, Marlin Linville, Kevin McPherson, Charles Movali, Matt Smith, and Charles Sovek. Her work has been influenced not only by these artists, but also by the works of John Singer Sargent, John William Waterhouse, and Richard Schmid.
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Crowe’s subject matter includes figurative, still life, and landscape. Her representational style is painted from life either in the studio or plein air. Collections include Kwik Copy Corporation as well as private collections nationwide. She currently demonstrates oil painting technique and teaches workshops throughout the state of Texas.
Judy has been featured in: American Art Collector, 'Leading Ladies' Feature, January, 2006; International Artist Magazine: 100 Ways to Paint Still Lifes and Florals and the February 2005 Art Galleries and Artist's of the South, Feature Article, June, 2004. Selected awards and exhibitions include Rocky Mountain Plein Air Painters Invitational, Estes Park, Colorado; American Impressionist's Society, National Juried Exhibition, Rockport, Texas, April, 2006, and was selected as an "Artist to Watch" by Southwest Art Magazine, April 2001
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We will paint along the Mediterranean and some of the mountain villages of Provence. We will paint in Arles itself several days and in some of the officially recognized "Most Beautiful Villages in France" like Lourmarin and Gordes- the village perched high in the Luberon. The lavender fields of l’Abbaye de Sénanque are only 4 km away tucked in its own little valley north of Gordes. In addition, we will visit and paint in Van Gogh's asylum in St. Remy and the tiny and charming village of Eygalieres.
Lodging is in the Hotel le Calendal in the heart of old town Arles, where Van Gogh had his famous Yellow House. Our incredible hotel is just a stone's throw from the 2000 year old Roman Coliseum. Here is the link to the hotel http://www.lecalendal.com/ Don't forget to take the 360 virtual tour when you enter the site to really get a feel for the hotel.
There are several ways to get to Arles. I find the best of the alternatives for us is to fly into Paris (this usually means Charles De Gaulle airport) and then take TGV (fast train) from the airport in Paris to Arles. It's then a five minute cab ride from the train station in Arles to the hotel. I will coordinate our schedules so that we will all be on the same train riding through the gorgeous French countryside from Paris to Provence!
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single occupancy $2950 double occupancy
$2650 Ready to place your desposit on this class? Got to my secure registration page to submit your credit card information.
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Phil Levine Workshops, Inc.
69 bank Street #102. NY, NY 10014
phone: 212-414-8875 fax: 866-501-6873
e-mail: philiplevine@earthlink.net
