At Nitram Charcoal, we always enjoy a closer look at an artist who breaks boundaries, which is why we're taking a closer look at Italian painter Giuseppe de Nittis
The National Portrait Gallery in London offers its visitors the history of England through the likenesses of its people. Celebrating its 160th anniversary this year, the National Portrait Gallery presents an impressive compendium of portraits unrivaled by the capital city's other world-renowned art institutions.
There are few names as synonymous with the Art Nouveau era as Alphonse Mucha. Born of Bohemian spirit near the midpoint of the 19th century, Mucha would go on to revolutionize artistic production by fully embracing the age of Art Nouveau design through the myriad projects he undertook.
The Barnes Atelier is a small atelier run by artists Travis Seymour and Nancy Fletcher, together classically trained at the Angel Academy in Floren...
Nic De Jesus: Featured in the September Issue of Artists & Illustrators Magazine. "I like to be ready to draw right away when I encounter an i...
Watch as Florent Farges, a classically trained artist from France, creates this stunning life drawing using many different forms of Nitram Charcoal.
At Nitram Charcoal, we always enjoy a closer look at an artist who breaks boundaries, which is why we're taking a closer look at Italian painter Giuseppe de Nittis
Nitram knows that Rembrandt van Rijn is renowned as one of the most significant voices of the 17th century, rivaling only the likes of Peter Paul R...
The work of Mary Jane Ward embodies an inherent grace, and for good reason: trained in classical ballet, Ward enjoyed a career on the professional ...
The National Portrait Gallery in London offers its visitors the history of England through the likenesses of its people. Celebrating its 160th anniversary this year, the National Portrait Gallery presents an impressive compendium of portraits unrivaled by the capital city's other world-renowned art institutions.
Among the team at Nitram Charcoal, the mere mention of painter Vincent van Gogh is sufficient to recall images of brilliant yellow sunflowers, radi...
Jakob Alt, The Palace Duke Albert Alongside the Augustiner Bastion, 1816. For the art fan, the moment inevitably arises wherein a piece inspires t...
Join professional UK artist Robert Dutton as he demonstrates in this short film how Nitram Charcoal is an integral part of his creative expression...
In what follows, we will offer you a short insight to the methodology and figure drawing process with Helena López, a student at the Barcelona Ate...
There are few names as synonymous with the Art Nouveau era as Alphonse Mucha. Born of Bohemian spirit near the midpoint of the 19th century, Mucha would go on to revolutionize artistic production by fully embracing the age of Art Nouveau design through the myriad projects he undertook.
