Last year I gave each of my grade one students a giant colouring-in sheet to complete over the year, which eventually became the cover page of their art folio. I had a few different famous paintings for the students to choose from and in the end I loved seeing how five and six year olds approached these famous images. I love the women with their heavy-handed green eye-shadow! I thought you may like to see some of these too.
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The Bridge at Moret-Sur-Loing, Alfred Sisely. image via artmight.com |
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Bedroom in Arles, Vincent Van Gogh, 1888. image courtesy of vg gallery.com |
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Mona Lisa, Leonardo Da Vinci c 1503-1519 image courtesy of wikipedia |
These are so gorgeous! I love the thought that they have become aware of these famous paintings and will have a real connection to the artists. I really enjoy seeing the work/play the children are doing. Mrs A
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