Learn How to Paint Like the Old Masters Week Long Class

An amazing workshop for artists that want to learn how to paint in the Renaissance Style. The class is taught by Artist Tom Humbert and is a week long class 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday, June 29th to July 3rd, 2026. Tom Humbert is an accomplished restoration and portrait artist that wants to pass on his knowledge of oil painting techniques used during the Renaissance, specifically under drawing, under painting, over painting and glazing. Your choice of subject you want to choose, there will be an assortment provided to choose from.
Space is limited to 15 so register for the workshop now. Located at Paint the Town Citrus in Tampa, 14350 N Dale Mabry Hwy, www.facebook.com/hashtag/a?__eep__=6&__cft__[0]=AZbR2uNYuecVYdF_PuoLazQwllrddAibQNz9Js3L1uW9dBXChh_55ou-RS8R3je06ZFE7-2syBGxfboUBE-U1epPZlgR4pkCskbJoc_BO2PUhyjFUPNBkyXKEFbrNSQh9rpa7AVIsz-pLpIYTV9z3eal&__tn__=q, Tampa FL 33618 - 813-373-6190
The price for the weekend class is $450 for an amazing amount of knowledge. Paints, brushes, oils and boards are included and there is a small list of things you will need. Also included drinks and snacks.
We will supply you with more details and supply list if interested. Check out our website, give us a call or stop by the gallery to get more details. You can also go to the artists website to see paintings completed by his students from past workshops. TomHumbert.com/ .
My name is Tom Humbert, and I am an accomplished
restoration and portrait artist. Over the years, I’ve restored more than a hundred paintings and antique picture frames each one with its own history and personality. Enclosed are a few photos of
my restoration work and painting workshops.
While restoring several seventeenth-century paintings, I became fascinated by the methods and pigments used by the old masters. After much research and experimentation, I was able to identify the palettes and techniques that were likely used for portraiture during the Renaissance. I began incorporating these discoveries into my own painting practice and eventually into workshops that I taught out of my studio.
Now, I would like to share this knowledge more broadly. I’ve spent a lifetime learning from others, experimenting, and rediscovering these time-honored methods and I don’t want that information to fade away with me. My goal is to pass along what I’ve learned so that other artists can continue these traditions and experience the same sense of discovery that has inspired me for so many years.