Day 16: Works on Paper Monotype / Palazzo Piti

Today our morning began with a presentation and overview demonstration on monotype techniques at SRISA San Gallo printmaking studios.  In the afternoon we met up at the Palazzo Pitti to draw.

Montype demonstrations at SRISA San Gallo Print studio
Museo della Moda e del Costume at the Palazzo Pitti
marble sculpture at the Palazzo Pitti
a close up of a Pontormo portrait in a special exhibition at Palazzo Pitti

Drawing at the Palazzo Pitti



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