Max Ginsburg on Realist Painting Today

Max Ginsburg has been teaching art for 60 years, exhibiting his artwork since 1953. Ginsburg, who is a League Instructor, speaks about his influences, inspirations, and the struggles he encountered as he developed as a realist painter.
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[@ronjohnson4566]

great work

[@bettybrooklyn3251]

Bravo ~ !!!

[@user-uj7pm2fk6p]

Do theater camera photography vs still /immobile video taping.

[@renzo6490]

.??

[@59jaguar]

Camera person needs to zoom in on paintings more. Impossible to see the paintings .

[@bozoclown2098]

...all schools ,especially in the big apple

[@user-uj7pm2fk6p]

He is Great. A living legend. But his art during studio sales.

[@renzo6490]

I don’t understand your last sentence

[@ronjohnson4566]

i think you meant, " to buy his art during studio sales."

[@saintjerome23]

dude is clueless... matisse and de kooning had classical/formal/realistic training and matisse especially advocated all painters to have classical training starting with plaster casts

[@mozartwa1]

"realistic painting" (in fact, illusionistic) - a product of people with aphantasia)) - in the literal and figurative sense