Studying Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Clito Ruiz Picasso aka Picasso has been quite enjoyable.
His growing up years and art education were lead by his father, an artist himself.
His art work is remembered through his different periods.
Another website I've recently discovered that explores many of Picasso's works, articles pertaining to Picasso and his works, as well as actual Picasso works currently on auction can be found at Artsy Net It's a pretty neat resource that is suitable for elementary through high school students.
Another website I've recently discovered that explores many of Picasso's works, articles pertaining to Picasso and his works, as well as actual Picasso works currently on auction can be found at Artsy Net It's a pretty neat resource that is suitable for elementary through high school students.
photo courtesy of Picasso.com
photo courtesy of K12
photo courtesy of AllArt.biz
photo courtesy of Picasso.com
After studying some of his different periods and styles, I-E and E-R decided to try their hands at Cubism. After reading that cubism was Picasso’s attempt at showing an object from several different vintage points, they drew the same object from different viewpoints.
I-E’s winged unicorn
E-R’s unicorn with a hat
Then the girls cut their pictures apart.
I-E cut her pictures out as outlines and left them whole.
Her final product.
E-R cut hers out as a cubes.
Her final product.
We enjoyed our time with Picasso.
For all the resources listed in this post plus many more free resources about Pablo Picasso, check out my Pinterest Board, Picasso Picture Study.
I found you, MissMoe! LOL Thanks for checking out our paper bag weaved baskets! It's surprisingly sturdy! The kids want to make more, but I need to get brown paper bags when I grocery shop again. LOL Cool art study! We enjoy Picasso!
ReplyDeleteWow! Amazing artwork going on here - very clever and interesting :-)
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Thanks for sharing with Learning Laboratory at Mama Smiles =)
ReplyDeleteMy two year old and I were just reading "Pigaso and Mootise".
ReplyDeleteThose are some great "porks of art" and "moosterpieces".
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this is great! thank you for linking with "look what we did!"
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How fun!! Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday! I hope you will share with us again this week!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this! It was very helpful as I planned out my Cubist lesson for 4th grade art in G's class! As usual, you are the best!!
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