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1. Portraits and Self-Portraits Portraits and Self-Portraits
Portraits and Self-Portraits Art After reading Chuck Close, Up Close, students will try their own hand at portrait-painting. What You Need Art supplies paints, paintbrushes, and paper Mirrors What to Do 1. Divide students into pairs. Ask students to paint a portrait of their partner, using colors and brushstr...

2. Colonial Portraits Colonial Portraits
Colonial Portraits Art/Social Studies Students will study and discuss artworks from the colonial period. What You Need Access to the Internet, art reference books, or a nearby art museum containing works by John Singleton Copley. What to Do 1. Guide students to a web site, or to a reference book, or nearby museum cont...

3. Portrait Detectives: Lesson 2: Using the Criteria
In this lesson students use previously developed criteria to analyze and decode other portraits that may not be as well-known. 1. What criteria did we develop? The teacher begins this lesson by reviewing the questions in the criteria developed by students during the previous lesson. 2. Can we apply this criteria to other portraits? Then the teacher shows another portrait or portraits, one(s) l...

4. Found Object Self Portraits
. FundingFactory: Unlock the Power of Recycling! Homework Lesson Plans Blogs FundingFactory Contact Us Search Lesson Plans Easy Fundraising Ideas 50% Profit Candle Fundraiser Earn Cash by Recycling Found Object Self Portraits Author Information Author: FundingFactory Participant - Visit FundingFactory Organization: N/A Email: N/A Lesson Plan Information Subject: Arts Category: General Grade Level: Kindergarten - Kindergarten Duration: 45-90minutes Description: Students will make self portraits using crayons and scrap mat...

5. Looking at Portraits Lesson 1: What Do Portraits Communicate? (Education at the Getty)
...h Institute Conservation Institute The J. Paul Getty Getty Trust Foundation This Web site uses JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript or use a JavaScript-enabled browser. Museum Home Education Search Lesson Plans All Curricula Language through Art: An ESL Enrichment Curriculum Lesson Plans Looking at Portraits Lesson 1: What Do Portraits Communicate? Planning a School Visit Looking at Portraits Lesson 1: What Do Portraits Communicate? Teacher Programs & Resources Grades/Level: Adult Learners Subjects: Visual Arts, English?Language Arts, ESL Time Required: Single Class Lesson One class period Author: Getty...

6. Looking at Portraits Lesson 4: Commission Statement (Education at the Getty)
...h Institute Conservation Institute The J. Paul Getty Getty Trust Foundation This Web site uses JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript or use a JavaScript-enabled browser. Museum Home Education Search Lesson Plans All Curricula Language through Art: An ESL Enrichment Curriculum Lesson Plans Looking at Portraits Lesson 4: Commission Statement Planning a School Visit Looking at Portraits Lesson 4: Commission Statement Teacher Programs & Resources Grades/Level: Adult Learners Subjects: Visual Arts, English?Language Arts, ESL Search Time Required: Short Activity Lesson 45?60 minutes Plans Author: Getty Museum...

7. Looking at Portraits Lesson 2: How Do Portraits Communicate? (Education at the Getty)
...h Institute Conservation Institute The J. Paul Getty Getty Trust Foundation This Web site uses JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript or use a JavaScript-enabled browser. Museum Home Education Search Lesson Plans All Curricula Language through Art: An ESL Enrichment Curriculum Lesson Plans Looking at Portraits Lesson 2: How Do Portraits Planning a Communicate? School Visit Looking at Portraits Lesson 2: How Do Portraits Communicate? Teacher Programs & Resources Grades/Level: Adult Learners Subjects: Visual Arts, English?Language Arts, ESL Search Time Required: Short Activity Lesson 30 minutes Plans Author...

8. Resources for Teachers - Lesson Plans
Header for Lesson Plans - Resources for Teachers home Introduction: Portraits reveal much about the history and culture of the person portrayed. This unit introduces elementary students in grades 1-4 to the art of portraiture. Students examine a variety of portraits and learn to distinguish them from other art forms such as lanscapes and still lifes. Students investigate why...

9. Looking at Portraits: Looking at One's Self (Education at the Getty)
...ty The J. Paul Getty The J. Paul Home Getty Getty Museum Research Institute Conservation Institute The J. Paul Getty Getty Trust Foundation This Web site uses JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript or use a JavaScript-enabled browser. Museum Home Education Search Lesson Plans All Curricula Looking at Portraits: Lessons and Ideas for Discussion Lesson Plans Looking at Portraits: Looking at One's Self Planning a School Visit Looking at Portraits: Looking at One's Self Teacher Programs & Resources Grades/Level: Lower Elementary (K?2) Subjects: Visual Arts Time Required: 2?Part Lesson One to two class periods...

10. Looking at People in Portraits (Education at the Getty)
...ty Getty Museum Research Institute Conservation Institute The J. Paul Getty Getty Trust Foundation This Web site uses JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript or use a JavaScript-enabled browser. Museum Home Education Planning a School Visit Visit Activities Planning a School Visit Looking at People in Portraits Teacher Programs & Resources Grades/Level: Lower Elementary (K?2), Upper Elementary (3?5), Middle School (6?8), High School (9?12) Subjects: Visual Arts Time Required: Short Activity Search 30 minutes Lesson Author: J. Paul Getty Museum Education Plans Staff For Kids College Students and Professors...