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EXPLORE
THE TRADITION

Since 1959, the Schuler School of Fine Arts in Baltimore, Maryland has been training students in the methods and techniques of the Old Masters. The goal of the Schuler School has been, and continues to be, to assure that future generations of artists receive the wisdom of the past while acquiring the creative freedom that only the mastery of traditional skills can provide

This four year non-accredited atelier school provides a lively atmosphere in which students receive a high degree of personal attention. Drawing is stressed as the foundation for the study of painting and sculpture, and emphasis is placed on the mastery of the technical aspects of each discipline. This includes: grinding powdered pigments with the black oil that the student has prepared; making Maroger medium; preparing painting surfaces; making molds and casting sculpture, etc. The classes taught at the Schuler School train the artist in the perfection of their craft while teaching them the interrelationships of the various disciplines

EXPLORE

THE TRADITION

Since 1959, the Schuler School of Fine Arts in Baltimore, Maryland has been training students in the methods and techniques of the Old Masters. The goal of the Schuler School has been, and continues to be, to assure that future generations of artists receive the wisdom of the past while acquiring the creative freedom that only the mastery of traditional skills can provide

This four year non-accredited atelier school provides a lively atmosphere in which students receive a high degree of personal attention. Drawing is stressed as the foundation for the study of painting and sculpture, and emphasis is placed on the mastery of the technical aspects of each discipline. This includes: grinding powdered pigments with the black oil that the student has prepared; making Maroger medium; preparing painting surfaces; making molds and casting sculpture, etc. The classes taught at the Schuler School train the artist in the perfection of their craft while teaching them the interrelationships of the various disciplines

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Fall Semester

2022-2023

Fall term begins October 5th,2022 and runs through Feb 3rd 2023

Classes are available for in studio instruction and may also be attended virtually.  Classes will include structured lessons, demonstrations, paint alongs, projects and individual painting time with critiques.

Summer 2022

Our 6 week summer session runs from June 20th through July 29th. We offer a flexible schedule with morning and afternoon sessions being offered Monday through Friday by the full season, per week , per day or per class. Virtual log in is also available. We will have portrait models in the Tuesdays and Thursday afternoon sessions from 1pm - 4pm.  

For more information on enrollment, please contact us at schulerschool@gmail.com.

Spring Semester 2023

2022-2023

Fall term begins Monday 2023 and runs through May 26th 2023

Classes are available for in studio instruction and may also be attended virtually.  Classes will include structured lessons, demonstrations, paint alongs, projects and individual painting time with critiques.

2021 Fur to Feathers

UPCOMING CLASSES

Summer School 2021

Summer School at the Schuler School of Fine Arts Starts June 21 and runs until July 30, 2021.

From a single 3 hour block 1 day a week to full time 6 hours a day , 5 times a week we you can get old master style instruction in a warm lively environment. We offer drawing, painting, sculpture,watercolor, and outdoor plein air classes

All classes can be attended in - studio* or virtually.

*subject to change based on State/City Covid-19 policies 

 

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Animal Portraiture Workshop 2022
With Beth de Loiselle
August 1 - 4 (Monday-Thursday)

Learn how to approach animal portraits using a classical technique of
underpainting and application of color. Work from your own photos or from
images provided. Instruction will be supplemented with demonstrations and
lectures. A revised supply list will be provided to students who enroll, please
register by July 25 (5 students are needed to hold the workshop). There will
be a non-refundable $50 deposit to reserve your place; the full deposit will
go towards tuition. *Other art mediums such drawing, watercolor, pastel and
sculpture are welcome.
Make checks payable and mailed to:
Schuler School of Fine Arts
7 East Lafayette Ave
Baltimore, MD 21202
Please include “ANIMAL WORKSHOP” in the memo line
For more information or to register please contact Beth:
Email:
bdgfineart@gmail.com , subject “Workshop”

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Fur to Feathers 2023

March 25 - April 1st 2023

Reception Dates:

March 25 : 2-5:30pm

March 26 : 2-5:30pm

Show hours:

March 25-26 : 2-5:30pm

March 27 - March 31 : 9-4pm or by appointment

April 1st : 2-5:30pm

For artist entries please click the button below (open soon)

View the Exhibition
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"Gus" Jerome Atherholt - Awards Judge

EVENTS

Event

Baltimore Legends

Artists of the 60's & 70's

March 2 - March 26 2023

Opening

Thursday March 2

Opening Artist Reception

Saturday, March 4, 4-8pm

limited parking, please carpool

Gallery Hours

Wednesday-Sunday 12-6pm

The Gallery at

MANOR MILL

2029 Monkton RD.

Monkton, MD 21111

Gallery@Manor-Mill.com

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OUR

CLASSES

The teaching goal of the Schuler School program is to train professional artists in the perfection of their craft. Central to our curriculum is the study of anatomy and drawing, as well all technical aspects of each course, preparation of the Maroger medium for instance. Students are also taught to understand the interrelationship between the various disciplines that we teach.