CLASS ON DEMAND:VRogaland THEN
If you are interested in this CLASS ON DEMAND. send an email and indicate if you will be sending a check. Or, you can add to the basket on the right side of this page and pay through PayPal.
The design is based on the work of Lars Aslakson Trageton, considered to be one of the “founding fathers” of the Rogaland or Ryfylke style of rosemaling. It is based on an early trunk he painted in 1799.
Trageton was born in 1770 in Hallingdal. Trageton lived with an older brother who was a farmer at Trageton in Ustedalen, Hol in Hallingdal. He kept the farm name throughout his life. It is not known where or from whom he learned to rosemal. He may have learned from an older neighbor name Kitil Rygg. Most examples of his work are found in Ryfylke where he moved to in the 1790’s. He married in 1806 he married and lived as a painter at Nedstrand in Tysvær. His work had a major impact on rosemaling in Ryfykje up through the middle of the 1800’s.
Oil colors
Black (I used ivory black but mars black will work too)
Titanium white
Unbleached titanium (you can also mix a dirty white adding a touch raw umber and yellow ochre)
Venetian red or English red
Prussian blue is optional (my blue is a mix of black and white but if want your blue a little more intense
you can add a touch of Prussian blue)
Brushes
#2 and #4 filbert
#0 liner or script liner
Use your favorite brushes…
Other Stuff
I do use brush cleaner/paint thinner but it is your choice
Refined linseed oil or walnut alkyd medium
Paper towel
Palette knife
Palette
Anything else you might typically use
Woodenware
10 inch scoop plate with single outer bead
You will have access to the class recording for one year.
If you are interested in this CLASS ON DEMAND. send an email and indicate if you will be sending a check. Or, you can add to the basket on the right side of this page and pay through PayPal.
The design is based on the work of Lars Aslakson Trageton, considered to be one of the “founding fathers” of the Rogaland or Ryfylke style of rosemaling. It is based on an early trunk he painted in 1799.
Trageton was born in 1770 in Hallingdal. Trageton lived with an older brother who was a farmer at Trageton in Ustedalen, Hol in Hallingdal. He kept the farm name throughout his life. It is not known where or from whom he learned to rosemal. He may have learned from an older neighbor name Kitil Rygg. Most examples of his work are found in Ryfylke where he moved to in the 1790’s. He married in 1806 he married and lived as a painter at Nedstrand in Tysvær. His work had a major impact on rosemaling in Ryfykje up through the middle of the 1800’s.
Oil colors
Black (I used ivory black but mars black will work too)
Titanium white
Unbleached titanium (you can also mix a dirty white adding a touch raw umber and yellow ochre)
Venetian red or English red
Prussian blue is optional (my blue is a mix of black and white but if want your blue a little more intense
you can add a touch of Prussian blue)
Brushes
#2 and #4 filbert
#0 liner or script liner
Use your favorite brushes…
Other Stuff
I do use brush cleaner/paint thinner but it is your choice
Refined linseed oil or walnut alkyd medium
Paper towel
Palette knife
Palette
Anything else you might typically use
Woodenware
10 inch scoop plate with single outer bead
You will have access to the class recording for one year.
