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|a Scene painting projects for theatre
|c Stephen Sherwin
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|a 1st ed
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|a Burlington, MA
|b Focal Press/Elsevier
|c 2006
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|a Front cover; Title page; Copyright page; Table of contents; Paint Elevations; Color Samples; Foreword; Acknowledgments; Introduction; About This Book; PROJECTS; 1: Texture Techniques; 2: Spattered and Sponged Wall; 3: Distressed Wall with Wainscot; 4: Wall with Beveled Block; 5: Weathered Wood; 6: Stylized Landscape; 7: Bookshelf; 8: Books Added to Bookshelf; 9: Marble; 10: Lattice Portal; 11: Foliage Added to Lattice; 12: Fieldstone and Brownstone; 13: Brick; 14: Clapboard Wall, Door, and Shutter; 15: Ornament; 16: Wallpaper; 17: Drapery and Trim; 18: Flat Construction and Preparation
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|a 19: Final Project
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|a Theaters / Stage-setting and scenery / http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85134593
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|a The art, practice, and technique of scene painting is an essential part of theatre design. A scenic artist is responsible for translating the vision of the scenic designer to the realized scenery. Unlike ANY other scene painting book, this takes the novice step-by-step through actual individual scene painting projects. Each project is commonly used in theatrical productions and each project builds upon the skills learned in the previous lesson. From wood and marble, to foliage and drapery, this book will teach the reader how to become a skilled scenic painter
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