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How to Use the Renaissance Printable from Harmony Fine Arts
1. Print and cut the mini-book pages on page 2 and 3. Staple them together on the left edge and then attach them to the large
square on your notebook page.
2. Print and cut the small art prints on page 5 and 6. (Laminate them if you wish.)
3. Make a pocket by cutting the pocket piece below and then adhering it to the small square on the notebook page. Use the
pocket to store your small art prints.
4. Use the print cards to learn the names of the paintings and the artists.
5. Complete the coloring pages if desired.
Note from Barb-Harmony Art Mom
This little mini-unit is for busy moms who would like to
incorporate art appreciation into their homeschooling week.
Cut this pocket and adhere to the notebook page. Put your prints inside.
Important
Renaissance Art
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My Prints to
Study
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I have kept it simple and fun for the kids with just a little
cutting, reading, observing, and coloring to learn a bit about
the Renaissance art history time period. This unit only
scratches the surface and if you are interested in learning
more, please see Harmony Fine Arts Grades 2 and 6 for more
Medieval and Renaissance art.
All grades are available on the
sidebar of my blog or on my
website.. Please email me if you
have any questions:
[email protected]
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Renaissance
means…..
Renaissance artists
used oil paints.
Rebirth.
Renaissance artists
wanted to create
realistic art like the
Greeks of previous
times.
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The Renaissance
started in Italy and
spread throughout
Europe.
Leonardo Da Vinci
was a famous
Renaissance artist.
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Renaissance artists used perspective in
their paintings.
Renaissance
artists showed
emotions in their
artwork.
Objects looked 3-Dimensional and not flat.
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Michelangelo was a
famous
Renaissance
painter and
sculptor.
Renaissance artists painted real-life
events.
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Hunters in the Snow—Bruegel the Elder
Jeremiah (Sistine Chapel)—Michelangelo
Moses (sculpture) - Michelangelo
Annunciation– Leonardo Da Vinci
Mona Lisa—Leonardo Da Vinci
Self Portrait—Albrecht Durer
Betrothal of the Arnolfini—Van Eyck
Important Renaissance Works:
Mini-Book Here.
Adhere the Renaissance Art
Tape edges to form a pocket for the art print cards.
Adhere the Pocket Cover Here–
Renaissance Art
Betrothal of the Arnolfini—Jan Van Eyck
Mona Lisa—Leonardo Da Vinci
Self-Portrait—Albrecht Durer
Portrait Leonardo Da Vinci—Artist Unknown
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Annunciation (detail) - Leonardo Da Vinci
Moses—Michelangelo
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Jeremiah (Sistine Chapel) - Michelangelo
Hunters in the Snow—Pieter Bruegel the Elder
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