life class

Anatomy is only the first level of concern in life classes.

She used to model for life classes to earn more.'

In June 1792 he was admitted to the life class to learn to draw the human body from nude models.

"I started in Antique class and graduated to life class," he said.

Another of his teachers, artist Robert Henri, taught life class.

"Armani," in fact, presents an inverted version of a life class.

From 1924 to 1931, he taught portrait and still life classes at Cooper Union.

Instructors say the Second Life class experience is particularly enhanced for distance learners.

He taught the life class at the National Academy of Design from 1905 to 1909.

By 1831 the academy's school was open to women, and in 1847 the academy took the bold step of offering a life class for women.

This is a renaissance led by amateurs, who attend life classes in ever-increasing numbers.

He was friendly afterwards, that was the dear man's nature, and even in early summer the life class can be chilly at night.

I should be in life class.

Forced to return to work at his father's wholesale butchery, Mark continued to attend life classes throughout the next decade.

Crosby had no formal training as an artist, although he did attend life classes at art school some time after the start of his professional career.

Our Whole Lives classes are led by teams of facilitators recruited from within their congregations.

This was partly because of concerns over the propriety of life classes with nude models.

Life Class is a novel by Pat Barker released in 2007.

Her contribution to the Aldrich exhibition is an ongoing life class in which visitors are supplied materials for drawing from a model.

He initially taught the life class.

He applied for Chelsea School of Art but was considered to be too young to attend nude life classes.

"Life Class" opens with two temper tantrums.

We drank the champagne in our life class, broke the key in half, and each kept a piece as a symbol of our friendship.