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How Meet The
Masters Will Work In Your School

Step 1: "Introducing
the Masters" Assemblies:
The Meet The Masters experience begins with a multi-media
(slides, artist voices, music etc.) assembly where the children
learn about the fascinating lives and famous works of the
Master Artists. Interactive questions and multi-media content
will keep the students’ interest while walking through a virtual
museum (available on Slides or PowerPoint) filled with interesting
stories and facts.

Step 2: "Learning
from the Masters" Technique Packets:
Now that the children have a true connection to the artist,
it is time to introduce the techniques which made the art
revolutionary. Back in the classroom they will work on a mostly
self-guided follow-up packet which will be the pencil-on-paper
means for your student to “Learn from the Masters”.

Step 3: "Working
with the Masters" Art Projects:
After learning the inspiration and techniques of each Master
the children are ready for the real fun. Your classoom will
transform into an art studio as the well-equipped teacher
leads the protégés on a step-by-step journey through the art
project. Often in the same medium as the Master, the students
will discover their creativity while developing confidence
in their own unique abilities.
What Meet The
Masters Will Provide
Customized Program: No two schools
have the same needs, we know that after servicing over 300
schools. We can design an art progam that conforms to your
scheduling needs and budget resources. Ex. - 7 Units not within
budget? Choose 3 or 4 of your favorite Artist Units. Alphabetically
listed here.
 Implementation:
We will assist you in the how, what, and when of starting the program. Ex. - Our detailed Implementation Guide will provide everything you need for a successful, stress-free year.
Training: We can train your staff and
/ or volunteers in person (depending on location) or by video
on how to successfully instruct your art students.
Ex. - With 1 training video per Artist Unit, your teachers
will be completely prepared to lead a step-by-step art project.
Supplies:
We can provide all the specialized art media detailed in the lesson plans. Ex. - Enough oil pastels, paint-crayons (payons) etc. delivered right to your school, saving you the hassle.
Customer Satisfaction: Our program
is unparalled and our philosophy of service stresses reliability,
responsiveness, assurance, and empathy. Ex. - After 20 years
we've taught over 2 million children, and the program has
never once been dropped due to dissatisfaction.
Meet The Masters 'Artist
Units'
| 'Artist
Units' from Track A: |
| UNIT |
ARTIST |
TECHNIQUE |
| 1 |
Vincent
Van Gogh |
Texture |
| 2 |
Mary
Cassatt |
Portraits |
| 3 |
Piet
Mondrian |
Balance |
| 4 |
Pablo
Picasso |
Composition |
| 5 |
Claude
Monet |
Color |
| 6 |
Winslow
Homer |
Value |
| 7 |
M. C.
Escher |
Tessellation |
| 'Artist
Units' from Track B: |
| 8 |
Frederic
Remington |
Realism
- Landscapes |
| 9 |
Georgia
O'Keeffe |
Color
Value |
| 10 |
Katsushika
Hokusai |
Asian
Brush |
| 11 |
Henri
Matisse |
Abstract
Shapes |
| 12 |
Edgar
Degas |
Drawing
Secrets |
| 13 |
Frida
Kahlo |
Mexican
Composition |
| 14 |
Grant Wood  |
Perspective |
| 'Artist
Units' from Track C: |
| 15 |
Joan
Miro |
Surrealist
Shapes |
| 16 |
Rembrandt
van Rijn |
Light
- Shapes |
| 17 |
Rosa
Bonheur |
Realism |
| 18 |
Jacob
Lawrence |
Shapes
- Collage |
| 19 |
Andrew
Calder |
Abstract
Sculpture |
| 20 |
Paul
Gauguin |
Color
Moods |
| 21 |
Henri
de Toulouse-Lautrec |
Lines |
| 'Artist
Units' from Track D: |
| 22 |
Marc
Chagall |
Color
Patterns |
| 23 |
Paul
Klee |
Abstraction |
| 24 |
Georges
Seurat |
Pointilism |
| 25 |
Faith
Ringgold |
Pattern
Design |
| 26 |
Paul
Cezzanne |
Shape
- Still Life |
| 27 |
Leonardo
Da Vinci |
Drawing |
| 28 |
Pierre
Auguste Renoir |
Color
Contrast |
'Artist
Units' from Track E |
| 29 |
Edcward
Hopper |
Line |
| 30 |
Andy
Warhol |
Color
- 'Pop' Art |
| 31 |
Henri
Rousseau |
Shape - Value |
| 32 |
Norman
Rockwell |
Shape
- Value |
| 33 |
Maria
Martinez |
3-Dimensional
Shapes |
| 34 |
Gustav
Klimt |
Abstract
Design |
| 35 |
Michelangelo
Buonarroti |
Form |
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In-Depth A-Z Listing of All Artist Units
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