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Re: printmaking

From: Maggie White (mwhiteaz)
Date: Sun Jan 09 2000 - 17:11:18 PST

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    R.,

    I did a workshop at NAEA on heraldry a couple years ago. It's a fascinating
    field, incredibly technical. I could send you the handout if you like.

    Maggie

    Gumart1 wrote:

    > I need some advice on a linocut lesson for beginning high school students. I
    > was thinking of doing a linocut lesson based on medieval coats of arms. The
    > kids would create a shield filled with drawn or found imagery and symbols
    > from a magazine that says something about themselves like their hobbies,
    > where their family is from, what they think about all the time, what they'd
    > like to be, etc.. My question is has anyone ever done a lesson based around
    > coats of arms and what kind of history about it did you share with the kids
    > to make them understand? Thanks for any input. Sincerly, R. Altman, WHS
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