My High School Art 1 class studied movements from the 20th Century. Students
chose an artist from one of those movements to recreate one of their famous
paintings. They designed a letter of the artist's initial and built a box using
cardboard and paper mache. Next students painted a layer of gesso and sketched
the painting to wrap all the way around the letter. Finally students painted
their letter using acrylic paint trying to replicate the colors and style of the
original artist. Final projects were on display in the Spring Art Show. Students
were so proud of their artwork and they did a fantastic job! The nice thing
about these projects are that they're super light weight and you can hang them
with fishing line from the ceiling.
Edgar Degas
Vincent Van Gogh
Henri Matisse
Paul Cezanne
Rene Magritte
Norman Rockwell
Roy Lichtenstein
Roy Lichtenstein
Wayne Theibaud
Wassily Kandinsky
Edward Hopper
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