Summer Program in Studio Drawing Practice: Re-mixing the Prado Museum
Madrid, Spain
DURATION
4 Weeks
LANGUAGES
English, Spanish
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
30 May 2025
EARLIEST START DATE
30 Jun 2025
TUITION FEES
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STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Introduction
The rigorous path to artistic excellence must assimilate and build upon knowledge of the achievements already attained throughout art history. Combining direct observation from the great art of the past with knowledge of historical drawing skills will revitalize students´ creativity.
This art drawing course is designed to immerse students in this world of masterpieces housed in the renowned Museum. Through the study and practice of drawing, students will develop a deep understanding of various artistic techniques employed by the masters. From the delicate brushstrokes of Velázquez or the intricate details of Bosch's work to Goya´s expressionistic gestures, participants will explore through drawing a range of styles, themes, and historical periods.
This course aims to enhance students' observational skills, creativity, and technical proficiency in drawing.
The Studio Drawing Course: Re-mixing the Prado Museum course is part of an intensive summer program taught in English. An artistic immersion in Madrid through 2 courses during the month of July.
About the School
Nebrija Arts & Humanities Institute is a leading academic institution dedicated to enriching lives through artistic expression, cultural exploration, and humanistic studies. Inspired by the legacy of Antonio de Nebrija, a pioneer in knowledge and education, our mission is to bring the arts and humanities closer to diverse audiences, celebrating Spain's extraordinary cultural heritage and Madrid's vibrant creative scene.
- Excellence: We uphold the commitment of Nebrija to deliver world-class education in the arts and humanities.
- Global Outreach: By showcasing Spanish art and creative practices to an international audience, we position Madrid as a premier European destination for aspiring artists and students worldwide.
- Societal Impact: We champion the values of the humanities and the arts as essential pillars of contemporary society, fostering creativity and critical engagement in every endeavour.
Located in the heart of Madrid, our students immerse themselves in one of the world’s most dynamic cultural capitals. With access to iconic art collections and a thriving artistic community, Madrid offers an inspiring environment for creativity and learning.
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Ideal Students
- University students studying fine arts, illustration, or related visual arts disciplines.
- Individuals with a strong interest in drawing and historical art techniques.
- Students aiming to deepen their knowledge of art history through hands-on practice.
- Those seeking to enhance their observational skills and technical proficiency in drawing.
Admissions
Program Outcome
- To acquire a thorough understanding of the elements of art and the principles of organization as related to drawing.
- To work with the visual elements of line, shape, form, space, value, and texture in the creation of drawings.
- To expand the student’s visual arts vocabulary.
- To Relate the art of the past to Contemporary drawing practices and methodologies.
- Knowledge of the emblematic paintings of the History of Western Art and Spanish art.