Overview
Timeline
Lesson 1: The Sensory Palette
Lesson 2: The Literary Palette
Lesson 3: The Color Palette
Lesson 4: The Studio Palette
Enhancements & Follow-Up
Resource List
Illustrative Materials
& Showcase Gallery
Assessments & Evaluation
Strategies Gallery Guestbook
Teacher Diane Lufrano's Adaptation of this Unit
Link to Other
Lessons by Lori (middle school level)
A Showcase Gallery:
Sample Student Installations
Bedroom At Arles (Feminine) |
Bedroom At Arles |
Class 801
"Unquestionably Vincent's Bedroom in Arles is a work which speaks volumes about the man who created it, however the painting also stands on its own as a vital and beautifully executed masterpiece. The subject matter, a comfortable bedroom, is an archetypal motif that transcends the time and place of its origin. The work, which remains as fresh and compelling as it did more than a century ago, inspires new generations in myriad ways: from the absurd (miniature gold course recreations of the bedroom) to the sublime (complex virtual 3D constructs of the bedroom, both static and animated. Vincent van Gogh himself hoped that the painting would 'put to rest the brain, or rather the imagination.' To his credit, the work does neither."
--Vincent: The Paintings: www.vangoghgallery.com
Students At Work & Play
American Gothic Class 801
Bedroom in Arles Class 801
The Great Wave Class 801
Campbell’s Tomato Soup Class 801
The Problem We All Live With Class 800
Nympheas Class 800
The Long Leg Class 800
Japanese Bridge & Water-lilies Class 800
Persistence of Memory Class 800
The Great Wave Class 800
Goldfish Class 800
Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte Class 800