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For workshops and tours located in Italy. (The company location does not have to be in Italy)
http://www.artuscany.net/
Offering tailor made art breaks in the area of Cortona for those interested in combining a holiday with an exploration of the creative side of life.
http://www.artincontro.com.au/
Offers art and cultural programs in Italy, inspired by Umbria and Naples. The programs are designed for people wishing to develop creative skills and to experience living in Italy.
http://www.firenze-artivisive.org/
An international visual arts program. Semester, year long courses and summer classes in studio art, art history and the Italian language. Offers students independent housing. Based in Florence.
http://www.laromita.org/
Study programs in a restored Franciscan monastery, with shuttles to painting sites. Information on itinerary, accommodation and meals. Located in Terni.
http://landscapepainting.com/
Offering one week art painting classes at a working farm in San Gimignano. Courses taught by two full time instructors, with food served at the painting locations.
http://www.info-italy.co.uk/siena/art.holidays.php
Art courses from beginner to the more accomplished. Mainly painting and drawing, but also three dimensional work. Based in Tuscany.
http://www.studio-paradiso.com/
Painting and drawing holidays for small groups in Tuscany with sketch trips to the Bay of Poets. A list of tutors is provided. Based in the United Kingdom.
http://www.taniavartan.com/
Teaching the time honored art of the painted surface in architecture, their mission is to give students a sense of finesse and good taste in creating Trompe l'oeil finishes and murals.
http://www.tuscanworkshop.com/
Art and culture in Tuscany including oil painting, watercolor and clay sculpture as well as Italian cooking classes and language courses. Also includes day trips to Florence and Siena. Based in New York, United States.
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