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Re: Which 5 make the list?

From: Felsecker (felsecker)
Date: Wed Aug 09 2000 - 10:27:34 PDT

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    I include art history in all my Beg. Art and Drawing I classes and cover
    about 14 different artists for each class (28 total). This would be so
    difficult to choose because there are so many great artists!! I do tend to
    favor the Renaissance greats, though, and the Impressionists and
    Post-Impressionists along with Winslow Homer and John Constable...so,....I
    guess I'm glad I'm able to choose the artists I love the best instead of
    being limited to only 5!!
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    From: <KLMVisArt>
    To: ArtsEdNet Talk <artsednet>
    Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2000 6:38 AM
    Subject: Re: Which 5 make the list?

    > What five artists would you introduce...
    >
    > Michal,
    > Good choices but if I were to choose for the elementary level and were
    > thinking about the artists as exemplars for what I teach I would have to
    > include Mary Cassatt and Henri Matisse. Who would I leave out? Rembrandt
    > and Michelangelo. I must say I cover them both and would really hate to
    > eliminate them!
    > Kerry
    >
    > If I left out Michelangelo, I'd especially miss watching the children
    drawing
    > under the tables. It is a lesson I found in a small paperback book (can't
    > remember the name & it is in school).
    >
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    > 

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