Program Module: The Artist's Vision (2)

Learn how artists use their art to reflect themselves and their ideas about the world. Students examine art representing various viewpoints, from Vincent van Gogh's troubled self-portrait to Wassily Kandinsky's playful color study. As they make portraits with clay, oil pastels, collage paper, and finger paint, students master the techniques of drawing facial proportions and express their views of themselves. They gain historical perspective and build their artistic skill by drawing prehistoric cave animals, making Chinese calligraphy trees, and printing a Currier and Ives-style landscape. The 12 lessons in this program module feature the masterpieces below.

Prehistoric Artists Paul Klee Li T'ang Nellie Mae Rowe Ernst Ludwig Kirchner Vincent van Gogh Currier & Ives Peter Paul Rubens Paul Cezanne El Greco Pablo Picasso Wassily Kandinsky

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