Description
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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Claude Monet
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Impressions in Perspective Brainstorming
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Paint Palette Critique
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Acrylic Techniques Pre-Test
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Formative
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MidPoint Critique Approaches
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Critique
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First, Then, Next Finally
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