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1 Famous artist Mrs. Crawford And Ms Price

2 Students will choose one artist from the list below to research: Sixth Grade: Randolph CaldecottKate Greenaway Edward Lear Beatrix PotterW.W. Denslow Ernest Shepard N.C. WyethHoward Pyle Norman Rockwell

3 Students will choose one artist from the list below to research: Seventh Grade: Edgar Degas Mary Cassatt Claude Monet Paul Cezanne Georges Seurat Pierre Bonnard Pablo PicassoHenri Matisse Wassily Kandinsky Georges Braque

4 Students will choose one artist from the list below to research: Eighth Grade: Marc Chagall Maurice Prendergast Joan Miro Paul KleeSalvador Dali Jasper Johns Roy LichtensteinAndy Warhol Chuck Close Katsushika Hokusai

5 What we need to do Duplicate a piece of artwork by the artist to be worked on during art class with Ms. Price Research your artist and Print out a picture you will be using for Art class. (3600 to print in color) Put your name/grade on the bottom of the picture. Turn it in…..

6 We will be creating a 3 fold brochure of your artist to attach to the painting you will do. File Name xxxartist on your server and your memory stick

7 When creating your artist’s exhibition brochure please include: Cover – name of Artist - picture of your Artist - your Name and Grade bottom right Back cover your citations of Books, websites … this should be done in citation machine or easy bib.

8 When creating your artist’s exhibition brochure please include: Inside brochure Artist Biography-(childhood, schooling, adult life, success and struggles) use 1 side for each fill it up font no larger than 14 Back Fold --- the art movement your artist was involved in Examples of the artist’s work

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