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Well the new homeschool year is back in full swing for us and has been going very well so far. Our school year is always filled with lots of hands on learning and field trips and this year will be no exception. This year I bought a HIGH Museum of Art membership (I got a great deal on it too, 50% off) because Gwyn has expressed such a passion for art. We will be studying a lot of artwork and artists this year so I thought I would share 10 FREE Art History websites with you this week!
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Here are 10 websites that offer great resources on art history!
1) Learning about pigment is very important when studying works of art. Here are several great resources. Learn all about pigments through the ages. Learn about the historical, chemical and artistic importance of pigments. Check out pigments a brief history and the history of pigments.
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2) Art appreciation lessons for kids at Garden of Praise.
3) Artist notebooking pages from the Notebooking Fairy.
4) B-Inspired Mama shares ABCs of Art History!
5) Famous artist lapbook from Practical Pages.
6) KinderArt has lots of great lessons on art history.
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8) Deep Space Sparkle always has some great ideas. Be sure to check out these great lessons on famous artists.
9) Learn about several famous artists at Making Art Fun. There are biographies, lesson ideas, printables and more.
10) Ducksters has lots of great lessons on art history, art movements, artists. There are several fantastic timeline and term resources here too.
The first artist we are learning about is Jan Vermeer who painted the famous piece pictured above, "Girl With The Pearl Earring." This piece is currently on exhibit at the HIGH and we will be going in a few weeks to see it so we are learning all about it before our fieldtrip.
What famous artist are you studying now or studying about soon?
Linking up with: 3 Boys and a Dog, Top Ten Tuesday
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