Re: lascaux

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Date: Sun Jul 29 2001 - 20:06:05 PDT

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In a message dated 7/29/01 8:00:58 PM Central Daylight Time,
jayna_99@yahoo.com writes:

<< Does anyone have a successful lesson plan that
 involves an art product related to cave paintings? >>

Yes - and it is not my idea came from a Missouri Art Education Assoc.
convention.
They rollled out Crayola (can';t remember name) white clay like substance
into an irregular shape. Then applied acrylic paints until it looked rough
and rocky - rub on
wipe off technique with different earth tones. Then the Lascaux design was
painted on top. Looked great and like a piece of rock face. My only
problem is the espense =- have thought about trying the same type of thing
only using flat paper
mache? Robertta

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