[teacherartexchange] Need good HS art text

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Date: Tue Jan 16 2007 - 18:20:09 PST

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Fellow Art Educators

I have the opportunity to purchase textbooks for my 9th-12th grade art
classes. I have seen a few at the FAEA (Florida) but want second opinions. If you
use a text you LOVE that has art appreciation and history, that is not wordy
but captures your students to learn about art and how it related to them and
culture, please tell me what it is. The production part is not essential
(will probably do my own twist on it) but I am sadly impoverished on prints and
slides to teach appreciation.
 
 Art304, which one do you use?

Thanks. You have been a group that has always hit the mark for me!
Marsh in Orlando (Formerly MarshArt)
 

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