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Andre, Linda – Art Education, 1989
Describes a lesson that shows high school students a work of art derived from literature, acquainting them with methods an artist can use to present a story in visual form. Students discuss how Anthony van Dyck controlled and manipulated light, color, gesture, and composition in his painting to depict a moment from literature. (LS)
Descriptors: Art Activities, Art Education, Class Activities, Color
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Schaefer, Claire – Art Education, 1989
Presents a lesson that introduces students in grades K-three to sources of design inspiration in contemporary urban settings. Using Don Eddy's painting of a jewelry store window display, asks students to describe and analyze the interplay of shape, pattern, and color. Suggests studio activities, including an activity in which students build a…
Descriptors: Art Activities, Art Education, Class Activities, Color
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Morris, Jimmy Oliver – School Arts, 1989
Illustrates the skill and inspiration of master art teacher, Frank Wachowiak, by presenting three lessons for children: "Fruits and Vegetables" or "Leaves" in crayon resist, "X-ray Trees" in crayon engraving and "Angels or Self-portraits" in tempera. Lessons emphasize the use of patterns and textures, as…
Descriptors: Art Activities, Art Education, Art Expression, Art Teachers