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"Painting is the grandchild of nature. It is related to God." Rembrandt
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Fine Artist - Founder, Mission: Renaissance
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http://www.thegluckmethod.com

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Larry Gluck: AFABW "LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT" Awardee

2001 Artists for A Better World International
"LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT" Awardee

Larry Gluck


"For a lifetime of dedication towards the creation of a better world through aesthetics. For elevating the understanding and importance of the arts within our culture."


Perhaps no one has enabled so many to acquire artistic talent as has Larry Gluck. His breakthroughs in fine art training have led to success and artistic fulfillment for countless thousands of all ages and from all walks of life.

Larry pioneered the first complete step-by-step fine art program, isolating and codifying the principles of drawing and painting. Through the course of his teaching, he came across many a student who had attended art school, but who had graduated with gaping holes in their art education. It became all too evident that art institutions had abandoned traditional principles—the same principles that were the backbone of the Renaissance, the very same principles taught to the great masters throughout history.

Larry dedicated himself to unearthing and imparting this lost knowledge, but accomplished something more—something unprecedented in the history of art education. Using his revolutionary method, not only did students with natural talent succeed, but students who considered themselves devoid of any talent were equally successful and became competent artists. Perhaps that one unique factor made Mission: Renaissance what it is today: the largest fine art program in the world.

Any artist worthy of note passes on his hard-won wisdom to an apprentice or two, but in the case of Larry Gluck, thanks to all he has set forth, his apprentices truly number in the tens of thousands. A once forbidden world is now open to all—a world where anyone is free to create and express themselves, to celebrate the glory and beauty of life through art.

Larry Gluck's Written Works

Excert from Larry Gluck's book, THE TALENT MYTH

We Love a Mystery

(Chapter 1 – Page 11)



People love the notion that talent is a mysterious gift from God and only a few lucky beneficiaries are blessed. Or that it’s in the genes, or comes from some lucky roll of the twin dice, nature and nurture. Ordinary mortals admire talented artists with awe and envy. Instead of believing you can also learn, have you, too, set the talented apart and endowed them with mysterious powers far beyond your own?



Then how do you… Continue

Posted on November 4, 2008 at 6:37pm

Philosophy: The Gluck Method

By Larry Gluck



If one is to learn to draw and paint, one needs a workable method. A "method" is a way of doing something, especially according to a defined plan (from the Thorndike-Barnhart Student Dictionary).



THE GLUCK METHOD (also THE METHOD) is a planned sequence of steps designed to give anyone the ability to draw and paint beautifully.



THE GLUCK METHOD consists of information, demonstrations, exercises and goal-oriented assignments. All are precisely… Continue

Posted on November 4, 2008 at 6:36pm

About The Gluck Method

The Gluck Method is a step-by-step process of fine art instruction developed over the course of a quarter century by world-renowned artist and educator Larry Gluck. Using his method, tens of thousands who were previously unable to draw or paint have brought their dreams to life and can express themselves as artists.



Remember when you first learned to ride a bicycle? It looked almost impossible – how were you supposed to balance on those two thin wheels? Yet your friends made… Continue

Posted on November 4, 2008 at 6:35pm

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