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Chasing Vermeer

Chasing Vermeer. By Blue Balliett. Think About It…. What is art? . Think About It…. Why do people interpret art differently?. Think About It…. Is there a right and wrong way to look at a piece of art? .

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Chasing Vermeer

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  1. Chasing Vermeer By Blue Balliett

  2. Think About It… What is art? 

  3. Think About It… Why do people interpret art differently?

  4. Think About It… Is there a right and wrong way to look at a piece of art? 

  5. You are going to be presented with the works of some famous artists.  As you study each piece, record your response on your observation record sheet.  Think about the colors the artist used, the theme of the paintings, the style in which they were painted, etc.

  6. Leonardo da Vinci Mona Lisa

  7. Vincent Van Gogh Starry Night

  8. Vincent Van Gogh Self-Portrait

  9. Pablo Picasso DoraMarr with Cat Hand

  10. Claude Monet Water Lily Pond

  11. Rembrandt Anatomy Lesson

  12. Johannes Vermeer Girl with a Pearl Earring

  13. Johannes Vermeer A Lady Writing

  14. Johannes Vermeer The Geographer

  15. Gustave Callebotte Rainy Day

  16. Gustave Callebotte Oarsman

  17. David Hockney Garrowby Hill

  18. David Hockney The Bay From the Mountains

  19. Some of these artists are mentioned in Blue Balliett’sChasing Vermeer. Think back to their artwork when you hear their names presented in the book. • Discuss which artists’ style you prefer and why. Be specific in your explanation.

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