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Reading with Art: Tolson’s “Rock Dog”
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Reading with Art: Kowalski’s “Winter in Russia”
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Reading with Art: Bonheur’s “Bull”
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Reading with Art: Calder’s “Red, Black, Blue”
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Reading with Art: Warhol’s “Brillo Box”
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Reading with Art: Landseer’s “Portrait of a Terrier”
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Portraits Today and Yesterday
The day before you do this activity, ask your students to bring in family portraits/photographs or portraits of them and/or…
In-Depth Discussion: François Boucher
Read between the lines: These Rococo paintings by François Boucher (1703–1770) are not as innocent as they might seem. The…
In-Depth Discussion: Joshua Reynolds
Unlike Thomas Gainsborough, who loved current affairs and fashions, Joshua Reynolds (1723–1792) was interested in using the past to elevate…
What Is Your Legacy?
Note You may want to begin with the “What Do You Collect?” pre-visit activity as an introduction to this lesson….
Place Yourself
Have your students think about the landscapes they saw in Rembrandt, Van Dyck, Gainsborough: Treasures from Kenwood House, London. You…