I would love to know how to obtain easy to display artwork that can be taped to the wall to be used in our picture study. I've been checking out library books with artwork in them. While this is doable, I would love to know of a resource that would be easier to view throughout the day. Can you buy small versions of the masters' artwork in a set anywhere?
Any advice on how to obtain easy to display artwork for picture study?
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CoastalCarol
MemberThis yahoo group has files that you can print on your own computer. They go with the Ambleside schedule, but you can select which files you want without following their schedule.
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I have an artist index for picture study on my blog. Most of them are from AO yahoo groups for art study...
http://maplehillacademy.blogspot.com/2009/08/more-picture-study.html
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lgeurink
MemberGo to http://www.doverpublications.com for very inexpensive art postcards, coloring books, 8x10 print books, bookmarks, even tatoos! I also have been downloading free artist wallcharts, timelines, minibooks and more from http://www.practicalpages.wordpress.com that I will use next year since I found it on this forum midyear. Neither site had the newer American artists from mod 1 but the rest had many options.
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We use Olga's Online Art Gallery.
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Esby
MemberUsed bookstores often have coffee-table sized art books. It's not a free resource, but if you're willing to cut an image out of a book, a used art book is cheaper than buying posters.
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kimofthesavages
MemberI print ours out on cardstock from sources online and pin them to a bulletin board.
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