pochade
- noun
- /poʊˈʃɑːd/
- Specialized
- She set up her pochade box on the hillside to capture the sunset colors quickly.
- pochade box
Examples
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The artist packed her pochade box with all her essential paints before heading to the park.
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With his pochade packed, he was ready for a day of sketching in the park.
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The artist set up her pochade by the river to capture the morning light.
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He always carries a pochade when traveling to paint landscapes outdoors.
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Don't forget to bring your pochade tomorrow!
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She took her pochade to the park.
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During his trip, he always carried a pochade box to make sketches of inspiring landscapes.
Synonyms
A book with blank pages for making quick drawings
A box that holds paints and brushes for artists or children
A book of blank paper for drawing quick pictures
How Portable
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pochade also comes from the French poche 'pocket' and was used for small, portable artist tools, so think of a little box you can carry. That's why a pochade can mean a tiny, pocket-sized box or easel artists use to hold paints and work outdoors.