Join our drawing and painting classes at the Château du Bois-la-Croix: There are still a few places left!

In fact, there’s still time to treat yourself to a creative break during the week. Set in a magnificent park with century-old trees, behind the walls of a private estate steeped in history, our workshop offers you a unique weekly opportunity to engage with creativity. Here, you can immerse yourself in the world of the visual arts at the heart of the Château du Bois-la-Croix,, a superb classical mansion nestled within an eight-hectare park in Pontault-Combault..

An inspiring venue and high-quality instruction

Furthermore, these weekly classes take place on the 1st floor of the castle and are open to all art enthusiasts, whether beginners or advanced painters. Under the guidance of Philippe, a professional artist and graduate of the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, you will discover or deepen the fundamentals of fine arts in an atmosphere of excellence and benevolence.

Consequently, the course curriculum offers a rich and varied learning experience:

  • Drawing & Painting: Exploration of classical and modern techniques.

  • Material preparation: Canvas preparation, handling pigments, binders, and grounds.

  • Introduction to master copies: Discovering the techniques and principles of easel painting.

  • Observational perspective: Practical exercises directly within the castle environment.

  • Outdoor sketching: Sessions in the park as soon as sunny days return.

  • Tailored guidance: Personalized support for every student according to their goals.

Practical Information & Registration

Therefore, we invite you to join us now and enjoy this warm, friendly atmosphere.

Please note that spots are limited to ensure optimal teaching quality. Don’t wait any longer to reserve your easel!

Affiche pour le cours d'arts plastiques à pontault-combault
Cours de dessin et peinture d’observation au château du Bois-la-Croix : les élèves travaillent d’après un plâtre peint issu de la succession de Léonie Guillemin, camériste d’Auguste Bartholdi. Un exercice exigeant, où apprendre à regarder devient le premier geste artistique.

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