Bücher von Richard Robinson

What does an artist learn from 80 days in the tropics?In August 2012 New Zealand artist Richard Robinson moved to Hawai'i for 3 months with his Wife and two children. The goal was threefold - escape the winter, have a family adventure and paint with lots of local artists.This book is a painter's diary - a collection of thoughts, realisations, notes, techniques and even an epiphany or two, written to inspire and enlighten any landscape painter or art lover with a thirst for tropical adventure and practical painting know-how.

What does an artist learn from 3 months in a painter's paradise?In 2014 New Zealand artist Richard Robinson visited the Queenstown area of New Zealand for 3 months to paint some of the most spectacular scenery on the planet. It's a tough job, but someone's got to do it.This book is a painter's diary - a collection of thoughts, realisations, notes, techniques and even an epiphany or two, written to inspire and enlighten any landscape painter or art lover with a thirst for adventure and practical painting know-how. Enjoy.

What does an artist learn from 3 weeks in California? In April 2013 New Zealand artists Richard Robinson and John Crump visited California for 3 weeks. For 4 days they were faculty members at the Plein Air Painting Convention in Monterey. The rest of the time they were lost in the landscape. This book is a painter's diary - a collection of thoughts, realisations, notes, techniques and even an epiphany or two, written to inspire and enlighten any landscape painter or art lover with a thirst for adventure and practical painting know-how. Enjoy.

Offers a user guide to financial services and understanding how the various parts need to interact in order to support a functional marketplace. This is an essential read for both seasoned professionals as well as being accessible to those new to the industry.

This unique volume provides a survey of U.S. business history in a chronological framework.

This study develops the calculus which, if used in selecting overseas projects, structuring international enterprises, and resolving operatonal problems, would reduce the area of conflict in business and become a more viable international concept.

The first chronology of worldwide business history, this volume complements Robinson's earlier chronology, United States Business History, 1602-1988. It records representative events in the evolution of business, identifying entrepreneurs, managers, and enterprises, and also records general background events relevant to the marketplace.