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Art History Homeschool Curriculum
How do you teach art when you aren't an artistic type? One
thing you can do is teach art history. If you have a potential artist,
learning about different artists and their art will spark an interest in
creating art. Most of the curriculum we offer for art history also has hands-on
art projects. With
Art in Mind gives great instructions for doing art projects for grades 3 to
8, and you know that range can be extended for homeschoolers. The classic
Drawing Textbook can be used by the independent learner or in the small family
setting to learn the basics of drawing. You can learn alongside your student if
you are artistically challenged.
One curriculum that combines art history with hands-on art
projects is Artistic Pursuits. It is well
planned curriculum for grades K to 12 and is designed with the homeschool
setting in mind. Discovering Great Artists
also combines art history with art project ideas for children aged 4 to 12. From How Great Thou Art, comes a course about
God and the History of Art. Barry Stebbing wrote this four year art history and hand-on art curriculum for
children ages 10 and up. Another hands-on art history curriculum is
Teaching History Through Art.
Strictly an art history course is
The Annotated Mona Lisa, a "crash course
in art history from prehistoric to post-modern art." You can supplement
this with coloring books such as Dover's Color
Your Own Art Coloring Books, or the
Renaissance Painters Coloring Book. Discovering Great Artists
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By Kohl and Solga
Hands-On Art for Children in the Styles of the
Great Masters! Presents 110 fun and unique art activities for children
ages 4-12. Along with a brief biography of each artist there is a
fully illustrated art activity using various art media. From 1266 to
modern times, the artists include Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Rembrandt, Monet,
Degas, Matisse, Cassatt, and more. A great resource to accompany any history
curriculum because you can coordinate your study of a period artist and the
related activity to your history study. Ages 4-12. |
9780935607093 |
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$18.95
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By Berry Stebbing of How Great Thou Art
The four-year homeschool God and the History of Art curriculum features:
- An extensive survey of art history in
chronological order with detailed discussions of the artists and the art
periods with emphasis on Christian artists,
- Covers from Ancient Egypt to modern times.
- Over 250 lessons teaching beginning drawing,
painting, use of colored markers, perspective, color theory, etc.
- 35 "paint cards".
- 34 full color post card reproductions of works by Great Master's.
God and the History of Art is geared to ages 10 and up. Item # 0970040563 |
9780970040565 |
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$49.95
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The Annotated Mona Lisa
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Carol Strickland, Ph.D.
A Crash Course in Art History From Prehistoric to
Post-Modern
"Takes art history out of the realm of dreary textbooks
to a world of dynamic design, succinct page-length essays, and
instructive sidebars."
With more than 300 illustrations (about 1/3 in
full-color), The Annotated Mona Lisa "draws on the very elements
of art--composition, movement, balance, color, and design--to achieve a
visual and textual approach to the subject that no ordinary textbook
could approximate."
Each section begins with side by side world history and
art history timelines which helps place the art events into the era. The author does a brief biography for each famous artist and discusses
the major styles of art (baroque, impressionism, etc.) You'll
learn how to analyze a painting and read about paintings.
The Annotated Mona Lisa is a good choice for homeschool
art history course. A high school student could read this
independently. You could read this book to younger students for a
multi-level art history curriculum. If you need to keep young
hands busy, I suggest using Dover's Color
Your Own Art Coloring Books, or the
Renaissance Painters Coloring Book. You can add hands-on art projects
from the Discovering Great Artists
book or from Visual Manna's
Teaching History Through Art. |
This is a great buy. Quantity
is limited. First come, first serve. 9780836280050 |
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$22.95
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Carol Strickland, Ph.D.
This
is the second edition of The Annotated Mona Lisa. What is the difference? First,
the publisher is different. The cover art is different. There are eight new
pages at the end which cover new things in the art world since the first
edition. And the price--we put the first edition on sale.
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9780740768729 |
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$22.95
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Renaissance Painters Coloring Book
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By Andy Nelson
The Renaissance Painters Coloring Book includes 45 images of the
most famous works of the Renaissance for you to color. Unusual to coloring books
is that the back of each page is blank! There is a short paragraph about the
artist of each painting. This will be an excellent addition to any study of the
Renaissance. |
9780929636276 |
$8.95
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Visual Manna
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Visual Manna
Coordinate your art lessons with your history lessons when you use Teaching
History Through Art! |
9780967738635 |
$19.95
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03/08/2008 |
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