Claude Monet
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The Impressionist art movement is one of the most well-known art movements thanks to famous artists such as Claude Monet and Edgar Degas. Lessons in this collection peak student engagement and interest through innovative approaches to creation. Examples include a no-brush painting, gesture drawing, chalk marbling, bubble project, seascape painting, and perspective painting. Noteworthy Resources: Claude Monet artist bio and Characteristics of Impressionism
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6 Lesson Plans
6 Resources
6 Videos
4 Assessments
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Characteristics of Impressionism
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Simple Perspective Guide
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Impressionist Artists
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Figure Drawing Guide
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Impressions in Perspective Brainstorming
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Paint Palette Critique
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Summative
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Acrylic Techniques Pre-Test
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MidPoint Critique Approaches
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Critique
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Impressionism TechniquesIntegrated FibersRelief PrintmakingExploring Pop ArtExpressive AbstractionExperimenting with TemperaNature with Mixed MediaConnecting Science and ArtCoil PotteryPerspective
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First, Then, Next Finally
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Reflection
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Emotion and IdentityConnecting Science and ArtExploring Pop ArtMeaningful CollageSimple LandscapesLine in Everyday LifeAdvanced Math ConceptsInspired by Cave ArtExploring Space Through ShapeImpressionism TechniquesContemporary ArtDesigning with PatternExperimenting with PortraitureCreating with Mixed MediaChalk Pastel TechniquesThe Art of Stop-Motion AnimationNative American Art
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