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Artwork: Mary Heilmann, Crown Point Press, Catherine Brooks, " Joaquin's Close Out," 2006, color aquatint with spitbite aquatint and sugarlift aquatint on wove Somerset paper #art #color #elements #teachers #k12
Artwork: Lee Krasner, "Free Space," 1976, screenprint #color #art #artsed #k12 #teachers
In 1904, while working along the Mediterranean coast, Matisse fully liberated his colors in bold hues that eliminated shadows and defined forms. This experimentation—dubbed fauvism (meaning “wild beasts”)—was a brief but crucial step in Matisse’s lifelong goal of expression through color. Henri Matisse, "Still Life,"c. 1905 #Matisse #color #art #artsed #k12 #teaching

Elements of Art: Color

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"Untitled" sits without a pedestal, directly in the space of the viewer, unframed in a way that almost no previous sculpture had been. Judd took aim at what he saw as the continuing illusionism of European modernism, pursuing instead a purely lucid form that would exist simply as an object. Donald Judd, "Untitled," 1963, oil on wood with Plexiglas #elements #form #k12 #teachers
Artwork: Annette Messager, "Mes Voeux (My Vows)," 1990, 24 gelatin silver prints, 14 hand-written text panels with color pencil on paper, string #art #form #teachers #k12
Ballet requires focused control and balance, and artist Edgar Degas had to think carefully about weight and balance when he made a sculptures. Edgar Degas, "Arabesque over the Right Leg, Right Hand near the Ground, Left Arm Outstretched (First Arabesque Penchée)," c.1885/1890 #Degas #Form #art #artsed #k12 #teaching

Elements of Art: Form

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Artwork: Cecily Brown, "Girl on a Swing," 2004, oil on linen #art #studioart #elements #line #teachers #k12
Artist Frank Stella is a racing fan. This metal relief painting, Jarama II, is named after an automobile racetrack outside Madrid, Spain. Here, Stella used winding, curving strips of metal painted in bright, dynamic colors to forcefully carry the motion and excitement of professional racing. Frank Stella , "Jarama II," 1982 #Stella #art #artsed #k12 #teaching
Is this boat moving fast or slow? Does the water seem calm or churning? Fitz Henry Lane, "Lumber Schooners at Evening on Penobscot Bay," 1863 #Lane #art #artsed #k12 #teaching

Elements of Art: Line

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Artwork: Gwendolyn Knight, Lou Stovall, "New Orleans," 2002, color screenprint on wove paper #art #elements #shape #teachers #k12
Artwork: Mary Gates, Will Barnet, "Untitled (Performers)," lithograph #art #studioart #elements #k12 #teachers
Artwork: Georges Braque, "Still Life: Le Jour," 1929 #Braque #Shape #art #artsed #k12 #teaching

Elements of Art: Shape

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Artist Winslow Homer traveled widely. During these working trips he preferred to paint with watercolors because they were easy to carry, and he could work outdoors and observe nature directly. With quick brushstrokes he captured crashing waves and the visual effects of changing light. Winslow Homer, "Breezing Up (A Fair Wind)," 1873–1876 #Homer #Teachers #K12 #art #artsed
Artwork: Barkley Leonnard Hendricks, "George Jules Taylor," 1972, oil on canvas #art #elements #teachers #texture #k12
Artwork: Joseph Decker, "Green Plums," c. 1885 #Decker #Teachers #K12 #artsed #art

Elements of Art: Texture

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a painting of three men in a boat on choppy water
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Artist Winslow Homer traveled widely. During these working trips he preferred to paint with watercolors because they were easy to carry, and he could work outdoors and observe nature directly. With quick brushstrokes he captured crashing waves and the visual effects of changing light. Winslow Homer, "Breezing Up (A Fair Wind)," 1873–1876 #Homer #Teachers #K12 #art #artsed
a painting of a woman in green pants and a black jacket with a blue head scarf
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Artwork: Barkley Leonnard Hendricks, "George Jules Taylor," 1972, oil on canvas #art #elements #teachers #texture #k12
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Artwork: Joseph Decker, "Green Plums," c. 1885 #Decker #Teachers #K12 #artsed #art
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Artwork: Alberto Giacometti, "Walking Man II," 1960, bronze #elements #art #teachers #texture
a painting of two people and a dog in an old - fashioned room, one playing the guitar
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Artwork: Gerard ter Borch the Younger, "The Suitor's Visit," c. 1658, oil on canvas # art #artsed #teaching #texture
a painting of a green field with blue sky in the background
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Artist Vincent Van Gogh's energetic strokes describe the movement of grassy stalks in the breeze, their patterned undulations creating a woven integral form anchored at the right by a juncture of field, road, and sky. The paint is applied in thick impasto, creating the textured surface of Van Gogh's best-loved paintings. Vincent Van Gogh, "Green Wheat Fields, Auvers," (1890) #VanGogh #Texture #art #artsed #k12 #teaching
a painting of a ship in the ocean at sunset with another boat nearby on the water
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Artwork: Fitz Henry Lane, "Lumber Schooners at Evening on Penobscot Bay," 1863 #Lane #Teachers #K12 #artsed #art
a painting of a sailboat on the water with a bridge in the back ground
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The Bridge at Argenteuil
From a distance of ten feet or so, artist Claude Monet's brushstrokes blend to yield a convincing view of the Seine river and the pleasure boats that drew tourists to Argenteuil. Up close, however, each dab of paint is distinct, and the scene dissolves into a mosaic of paint—brilliant, unblended tones of blue, red, green, yellow. Claude Monet, "The Bridge at Argenteuil," 1874 #Monet #Texture #art #artsed #k12 #teaching
an old man with curly hair and eyes is shown in this black and white photo
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Do you recognize these marks? How do you think the artist applied paint to the canvas? Chuck Close, "Fanny/Fingerpainting," 1985 #Close #Teachers #K12 #art #artsed
a painting of a woman with a flower in her hair and a tie around her neck
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Girl with a Dove
Artwork: Marie Laurencin, "Girl with a Dove," 1928, oil on linen #elements #art #texture #k12 #teachers
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Artwork: Ree Morton, "Beaux Chair," 1975, oil on wood and enamel on celastic #elements #art #texture #k12 #teachers
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Artwork: Judith Leyster, "Self-Portrait," c. 1630 #Leyster #Teachers #K12 #art #artsed
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Artwork: Edward Steichen, "An Apple, A Boulder, A Mountain," 1921#Steichen #Texture #art #artsed #k12 #teaching
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Artwork: Josette Hébert Coëffin, "Jean Cocteau, 1889-1963, French Poet and Writer (obverse)," 1951, bronze #elements #art #teachers #texture #k12
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Artwork: Betye Saar, "Twilight Awakening," 1978, mixed media on printer's wood block #art #elements #texture #k12 #teachers