Autumn 2- Y3 Art- Still Life and Form

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Lesson 1- introduction to still life

Explain what the 3 primary colours are and what secondary colours are.

A still life is...

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1. A picture of a person

2. A picture of something that does not move

3. A picture of a landscape

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4 points

Peaches and a Glass

Warhol's Campbell's Soup

Cezanne's Pitcher and Fruit

Leger's Beer Mug

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Option 1

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Can you order the paintings in chronological order starting from the oldest.

4 points

1 (oldest)

4 (most recent)

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This tells us that still lives...

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1. are a recent style of painting.

2. have been around for a long time.

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Lesson 3/4- cross hatching

Name this style

1. Shading

2. Tinting

3. Layering

4. Cross hatching

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Cross hatching can be used to show...

1. form

2. Tone

3. Colour

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Tone can show form. Form means...

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1. dark and light

2. 3Dness of an object

3. 2Dness of an object

4. Shadow

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Lesson 5

Who painted 'Pitcher and Fruit' in 1894?

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1. Cezanne

2. Monet

3. Da Vinci

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Tone is...

1. how tinted something is

2. the colours used.

3. how dark or light something is.

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Form means how 3D an object looks. What techniques can an artist use to show form?

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1. Different colours, tints and shades

2. Acrylic paints

3. Oil-based paints

4. A thicker brush stroke.

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