pochade

This particular pochade was probably painted on one of his earliest trips to North Africa.

A pochade (from French poche, pocket) is a type of sketch used in painting.

As opposed to a croquis, which is line art, a pochade captures the colors and atmosphere of a scene.

There are several pochade box makers.

Pochade is a village in the Palghar district of Maharashtra, India.

The painting has an unfinished, sketch-like quality to it, in the style of a pochade, but the brushwork is bold and the composition fully realized.

This pochade (a rapidly executed colour sketch small enough to fit in one’s pocket) demonstrates how Morrice could quickly capture and render a particular atmosphere.

Musin painted a pochade of the scene, which was also captured by Willy Finch and James Ensor.

Ronald Godwin paints for the greater part directly from nature, sometimes using a miniature sketch box (Pochade Box) enabling him to paint in the most unlikely places.

His first one person exhibition was sponsored by a grant from the French Ministry of Cultural Affairs in May 1974 at Éspace Pierre Cardin and La Pochade Gallery.

Energy and life seethe in this pochade; the figure to the right is suggested with a few gestural brushstrokes, enlivening the composition and conveying an impression of the scene, spared of any and all extraneous detail.

In "Elizabeth Garden A-II (March)," a vista of yellow-green grass flanked by dark blue tarpaulins and focusing on a distant gazebo, Mr. Kempczynski aspires to the dewiness of a Constable pochade.

Here then was the explanation of Armour's seeming curious lack of output, and plain denial of the supposition that he spent the whole of his time in doing the little wooden 'pochade' things whose sweetness and delicacy had so feasted our eyes elsewhere.

When ... asked about the political significance of Catastrophe, he raised his arms in a gesture of impatience and made just one remark: 'It is not more political than Pochade Radiophonique'", Rough for Radio II, as the latter is known in English."