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~ A famous Artist My Favorite II I ur 1 Find out about a famous artist. Look in books or on the Internet. Answer the questions. ------- Where was the artist born? most famous work? Where can you see the artist's work? What is the artist's name? Where does / did the artist work? What type of art does / did the artist make? Why do you like this artist? Make a poster. Write sentences about the artist, and add pictures of the artist and their work. 1 Find a picture or a sculpture that you like. Look in books or on the Internet. 2 Write notes. ~ ~ What is the painting or sculpture of? ~ ~ ~ ~ Who is the artist? ~ ~ ~ ~ What do you know about the artist's life? ~ ~ ~ ~ Why do you like this painting or sculpture? ~ ~ ~ ~ Other interesting facts : ~ ~ ~ ~ u;;;;p3 ~ ~ 3 Write sentences about your picture and display your work. 3 Display your poster. a~ ______ ~~ ____ ~~~~~
Glossar ballet a type of dancing that tells a story with music, but no words beehive a place where bees live bend to become not straight block something that is a rectangle with flat sides blow away to move away with the wind born when you come out of your mother's body at the beginning of your life bright strong and easy to see (for colors) candle it burns to give light candlelight light from a candle canvas a strong, heavy fabric capital the main place in a country countryside the land outside a town or city courtyard an open place inside a building or between buildings crane a big machine with a long metal arm that lifts heavy things cross to move from one side to another crowd lots of people together customer someone who buys something die to stop living dome the round top of a building edge the outside of something electric using electricity (a type of energy) engine a machine that produces energy to move a vehicle enormous very, very big fabric a soft material famous known by many people far not near forest a place with a lot of trees fruit the part of a plant that has a stone or seeds full having a lot funny unusual or amusing golden with the color of gold, an expensive, yellow metal Here are some words used in this book, and you can check what they mean. Use a dictionary to check other new words. ground the land that we stand on guitar a musical instrument horizon the line between the land and the sky human from people installation a large piece of art made from things that we know interior a painting or drawing of the inside of a building island land with water all around join together to become one thing knock to hit something with your hand landscape a picture of the countryside lean to put your body against another thing machine a thing with moving parts that's made to do a job material something that we use to make other things melon a large fruit with green, yellow, or orange skin metal a hard material made from minerals mix to put different things together moment a very short time moonlight light from the moon move to go from one place to another movement moving or being moved mural a picture painted on a wall need to want; to have to use notebook a book that you can write your ideas and do drawings in ocean the salt water that covers most of Earth paintbrush (plural paintbrushes) a long, thin tool that you use for painting parcel something with paper around it; you send or carry it parrot a bird with bright colors that's sometimes a pet petal one of the colored parts of a flower plastic a man-made material portrait a drawing or a painting of a person real that exists reflect to send back light (for sunlight) reflection light that is sent back river water on land that goes to the ocean road cars and other vehicles travel on it rock a very hard, natural material rocky with lots of rocks scenery things on the stage of a theater that make it look like a real place sculpture art made from things like stone or wood shade somewhere not sunny or light shadow a dark, flat shape that something makes when it stops light shape for example, circle, square, triangle sharp with a point that cuts easily shiny light and bright ship a big boat signature your name as you usually write it, for example, at the end of a letter Note for Parents and Teachers The following works of art are pictured in the book but not named in the text: p4 View of Toledo by El Greco (c.1598 ) p5 Le Pont de I'Europe by Gustave Caillebotte (1876) p6 Street Scene in New York by Hippolyte sebren (19 th century) p7 Stage Design by Natalia Goncharova (1926) p8 p9 A Room in the House of Mr Kong. a Peking Merchant by Ch inese School (19th century) A Boy Bringing Bread by Pieter de Hooch (c.1663) p10 The Arab Scribe. Cairo by John Frederick Lewis (19th century) pll Interior of a Shop by Lui s Paret y Alcazar (18th century) p12 A Small Volcano in M exican Countryside by Jose Velasco (1887) p13 (top) Wind blown waves at Sh ichi-ri by Ando Hiroshig e (19th century) p14 The Journey of the M agi by Benozzo Gozzoli (c.1460) p16 Still Life with Flowers and Parrot by Jan van Kessel (17th century) p17 Still Life with Slice of Melon by Paula Modersohn -Becker (1906) p18 Allegory of the Arts by Grinti ng Gibbons (17th century) site a place where a building is skin the part of an animal that covers the outside of the body sky (plural skies) where the clouds and the sun are stone a very hard, natural material storm very bad weather strawberry (plural strawberries) a soft, red fruit street cars and other vehicles travel on it sunlight light from the sun tile a small piece of hard material that's used to decorate a wall or a floor tiny very, very small tool a thing that you use to do a job tower a tall, thin building vanish to go away; to stop being seen wave a line of water that moves across the top of the ocean wooden made of wood wrap to put something around another thing p19 Guitar and Clarinet by Juan Gris (1920) p20 On Construction Site by Grygoriy shyshko (1966) p21 Detroit Industry. north wall (detail! by Diego Rivera (1933 ) p23 Flying Machines. fol. 83v from Paris Manuscript B by Leonardo da Vinci (c.1490) p24 The New Born Child by Georges de la Tour (late 16405) p25 Portrait of a Man by Titian (Tiziano Vecellio) (c.1512) p26 Garden in Moonlight by Kawase Hasui (1938) p27 Bathers at Asni;,res by Georges seurat (1884) p28 Dance 1 by Bayo Iribhog be (2000) p29 (top) Foo tball Players by Henri Rousseau (Le DOllani er) (1908) p29 (bottom) Dynanllslll 0 1 ,1 Cycll>1 by Um berto Bocclo"i ( I ~ 13) p30 (top) Girls ill Ille Wind by ItI., \l llWl' 11 I dll1l1l1l 11 ( 1926) p30 (bottom) rhe /I,lillllOW lJy Iv"" Aiv,l/ov, ky ( I UfrU) p31 Segra ve SCI> 1111' 11'1 1I/lIIIy 1'llllIp WII II, II " M"y ( 1929) p33 Queen Bee by III( 1,,,,iI \ 111111)1'1 (/111111 1 p34 Donaioccllhy 10"" Mil " ( 1'111)1 p35 (bottom) Wr"IIIII'rI Ill'll 11',1,1'1 by Cl1ri sto .I11t 1 11 '.1 11111 ' ( 1. 11111. · ( 1IPl'd
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Ourr World Jacqueline Martin Introd
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Thousands of years ago, early peopt
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Migrations Rachel Bladon Introducti
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