MCINTOSH PATRICK - LESSON 1

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Painter McIntosh Patrick gives a brief lesson in drawing. He demonstrates to the viewer how to use your eye, hand and brush to measure. (clip)

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Title: MCINTOSH PATRICK - LESSON 1

Reference number: N0461

Date: 1981

Production company: Grampian Television

Sound: sound

Original format: 16mm

Colour: col

Fiction: non-fiction

Running time: 5.37 mins

Description: Painter James McIntosh Patrick gives a brief lesson in drawing.

For other "McIntosh Patrick lessons", see also refs N0458, N0457, N0442.

James McIntosh Patrick, was born in Dundee, Scotland. He was the son of an architect and trained at the Glasgow School of Art 1924 1928 under Greiffenhagen. A painter in oil and watercolour of predominately landscape, he worked in a clear, detailed style with great attention to the qualities of light. Based in Dundee for many years, he received many awards, including the Guthrie prize, RSA 1935.

Credits: [reporter Moultrie R. Kelsall]

Shotlist: ints painter McIntosh Patrick's studio, talks to the reporter; various shots the painter drawing with easel outside (Dundee) and simultaneously discussing his working method to the reporter (5.37)