Sketchbook Club

This is a drawing of an artist's studio. It depicts an indoor studio space with a large window facing an outdoor scene of lush greenery. The drawing includes an easel, various paintings, stacks of paper, furniture, art supplies, a radio, and brushes. The window provides a contrast with a landscape full of colorful foliage, possibly the view from the artist's workspace. The line work brings a sense of order to the creative environment.
John N. Robinson, In the Studio, 1945, graphite with watercolor on wove paper, Corcoran Collection (Museum Purchase with the aid of funds from the Richard King Mellon Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts, 1976), 2015.19.2601
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Calling all kids: all you need to join this club is a pencil and paper! Artists help guide you in these fun, 30-minute drawing sessions inspired by our collection. Add a new drawing to your sketchbook or just doodle along as we explore a different prompt each session.

We encourage you to bring colored pencils, crayons, markers, or paints, but these are totally optional. Sketchbook Club is recommended for families with children of all ages.
 

Tuesday, November 17

Wednesday, November 18

Tuesday, January 12

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