100 Artists Who Shaped World History

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034889
ISBN
9780912517261
Grade 7-AD
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This book is ideal for supplementing any art curriculum. It offers brief biographies of 100 great artists. One page is devoted to each biography, along with a drawing or picture of that artist. It covers Monet, Picasso, Grandma Moses, Audubon, Cassatt, Van Gogh, Matisse, Kandinksy, and tons of others, including many you may not recognize. The interesting, informative biographies recount the artists' lives from their births, through their major life events and works of art, to their deaths. While not packed with details, the biographies offer enough information for students to learn the basics about each artist's life. This book should be sufficient for those wanting to complete an overall study of the artists but not an in-depth study. The biographies are arranged in chronological order, so students can read straight through the book or you can use it as a reference for artists mentioned in your art curriculum. Several trivia questions and an index are included. 112 pgs.

Publisher's Description of 100 Artists Who Shaped World History

An entertaining and informative look at the lives of the visual artists who challenged traditional means of expression to broaden human perception. Through the mediums of painting, sculpting, and photography, these artists were storytellers of the society they perceived or one they wished to create.

Jam-packed with interesting facts and wonderfully illustrated, the lives of the 100 men and women, whose art transcended their own mortality, are revealed through their escapades with official dignitaries, their travels and hobbies, their experiments in living for the sake of art, and more. Included are notary artists such as Leonardo da Vinci who performed autopsies to gain a preliminary knowledge of the human body and the circulatory system, to the careers of the artists before they could claim the title, such as Vincent van Gogh's interim as an evangelist minister.

Beginning with the classical foundations of Greek sculpture to the silk screen pop art of Andy Warhol, 100 Artists Who Shaped World History provides an engaging personal and concise account of the men and women revered as masters of their trade, the developments of artistic techniques and mediums of expression, as well as the influence on cultural and social developments around the world and throughout history.

Engaging one page synopses of 100 artists of major importance in chronological order, illustrated, time line, trivia quiz, locator map. Another in the popular 100 Series.

  • Includes men and women throughout history and from around the world
  • Fascinatingfacts on each individual
  • Concise accounts of accomplishments
  • Complete index with cross reference
  • Contains a fun trivia quiz
  • Fully illustrated
  • Locator map to illustrate place in history
  • A perfect desk reference
  • Makes history fun and easy to learn
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Product Format:Softcover Book
Grades:7-AD
Brand:Bluewood Books
Author:Barabar Krystal
ISBN:9780912517261
Length in Inches:9
Width in Inches:6
Height in Inches:0.5
Weight in Pounds:0.4
Ages:10+
Pages:112
Publication Date:3/1/1997
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