There's little doubt you've heard of Push Pin Studio — the legendary collective of designers whose collective work revolutionized the field of commercial illustration. But there's more to Push Pin than its most famous contributors like Milton Glaser and Seymour Chwast. In a new exhibition at Poster
Learn about landscape art through this detailed guide, uncovering styles from realism to abstraction, famous artists like Monet and Van Gogh, and how landscape art fits into home décor. Ideal for artists, collectors, and nature enthusiasts.
Although he is considered one of the worst presidents in U.S. history, Herbert Hoover was a long-time Post contributor.
Langston Hughes' poetry ran in the Post during the 1940s, despite a relationship that could be described as "love-hate."
There's little doubt you've heard of Push Pin Studio — the legendary collective of designers whose collective work revolutionized the field of commercial illustration. But there's more to Push Pin than its most famous contributors like Milton Glaser and Seymour Chwast. In a new exhibition at Poster
These 24 history of marine science editable task cards can be used in a classroom or digitally for distance learning through Google Forms with no prep and they are self grading! Perfect for a marine science, oceanography or marine biology class. They can be easily printed, cut and laminated for use in the classroom with a ready-to-print student answer sheet. Review famous contributors to marine science related to the as well as key information. The link for Google Forms is available in the resource. An answer key in included in the resource and in Google Forms. Task cards can be printed 1 per page or 4 per page. The answer sheet can be printed 1 per page or 2 per page to save paper. I typically print 2 per page so they're perfect for gluing into interactive notebooks. *Please note that the text is editable in each task card but the titles and clip art are not editable. Content covered: ⭐ What is marine science? ⭐ Reasons for exploring the ocean ⭐ Ancient Phoenicians ⭐ Ancient Pacific Islanders and Polynesians ⭐ Stick charts for early navigation ⭐ Ancient Greek and Roman contributions ⭐ Early Maps ⭐ Eratosthenes ⭐ Claudius Ptolemy ⭐ The Middle Ages ⭐ Chinese Contributions ⭐ Ferdinand Magellan ⭐ James Cook ⭐ Charles Darwin and the HMS Beagle ⭐ The United States Exploring Expedition of 1838-1842 ⭐ Edward Forbes ⭐ Development of technology such as Sonar and Scuba Related Products • History of Marine Science Editable PowerPoint Lesson Guided Notes and Assessment • History of Marine Science Editable Warm Ups Distance Learning
Snowdon Snowdonia Wales Map Poster (Instant Digital Print Download) One of the most famous mountains in the UK, in a minimalist style that fits any living space. The file is available to download in A3 size, which you'll be able to print in any smaller format too. Dm me for another mountain! Open Data from OpenStreetMap. For personal use only. Copyrights remains with OSM contributors and T-Map Studio.
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AERONAUTICS An Authoritative Work dealing with the Theory and Practice of Flying, Issue No. 37 (A COMPLETE GUIDE TO CIVIL AND MILITARY FLYING). General Editor Don Ryan Mockler, N. J., 1941. ISSUE NO. 37 Photos, maps, articles on procedures, equipment, and airport information as of the '30s and '40s. Historical rather than current. Each magazine has approximately 65 pages with b&w photos and drawings. Contributors are famous aviation figures in the 1940s. Classic silver illustrated cover! Secure binding with clean pages & light cover edge creases (mild soil foxing at the inside cover very outer edge). Just over 9 x 6. Illustrated. Collectible & scarce! CHECK OUT MY SHOP LINKS BELOW FOR MORE VINTAGE BOOKS AND EPHEMERA! https://www.rosecitybooks.com https://www.etsy.com/shop/Rosecitybooks
The book contains a challenging set of 52 crossword puzzles for children in 5th or higher grades. The puzzles incorporate historical and geographical questions, basic science, famous contributors to our society, Latin quotations, Roman numerals, Greek mythology, Chinese, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Hindi, Arabic, and Spanish words and phrases. The book, however, mostly focuses on explaining the meaning of words and phrases that are not covered in school but encountered in newspapers, books, or heard while children listen to adult conversation. The set contains one puzzle for each week of the year. Most puzzles use a 9 x 9-letters format. Parents or grandparents are encouraged to work with the child to facilitate the learning of new concepts or it can be used by teachers for after-school classes. The book is an excellent tool for culturally enriching young minds. | Author: Alina Deutsch | Publisher: Independently published | Publication Date: Sep 01, 2019 | Number of Pages: 88 pages | Language: English | Binding: Paperback | ISBN-10: 1689968109 | ISBN-13: 9781689968102
Last week I was working on another new project... Gabriel Campanario, coordinator of Urban Sketchers, is producing a book, which will be stuffed to the gills with fabulous illustrations, produced by sketchers from all corners of the world. As one of Urban Sketchers' many correspondents, I am really exciting that I'm going to have my own section in the book. I have had to trawl through my sketchbooks, selecting possible images to include. The town hall sketch I did on the first sketchcrawl is definitely going in, as well as some others that show my hometown: There will be a few of my train portraits too of course (which will go in a special section called 'On the Go', featuring sketches done on public transport) although it's been a nightmare selecting which ones, as I've built quite a stack up over the last 3 years! Like all the contributors to the Urban Sketchers website, Gabi himself is a keen sketchbook keeper. He is from Seville, but is now based in Seattle and has a regular 'illustrated journal' slot in the Seattle Times. This is one of his sketches of Seattle's famous landmark: And, guess what? Our recent sketchcrawls have caught Gabi's eye, and he has decided we Sheffield sketchers should also have our very own section in the book! I have been helping to coordinate that part of the project, selecting artwork and getting all the relevant background information from the various artists. Publication is, of course, still a long way off (scheduled for Feb 2012) but I will keep you posted on progress and let you know when its ready. Anyone who enjoys drawing will love it I'm sure.
This famous La Scala Chopped Salad is so easy to make at home! Toss the dressing and all of the ingredients together and enjoy on its own as a main dish or healthy lunch, or serve it on the side with your favorite protein.
This new annual report lets us be more transparent than ever, looking at a decade of growth and tracking the amount paid to contributors around the world.
Each year, one of our writing projects is a biography. The research the kids need to do, the expository style of the writing, the conventions that come along with it...the entire writing process is really developed well during this unit. The kids also really enjoy it, so that helps ;) But, in my class we don't just write a biography. What fun would that be? In addition to the actual biography, I have the students create a "Hanger Person" to go along with it. These are SO much fun! The kids really get into them and, consequently, have great writing as well. Most of this project is centered around the actual writing (as it should be). Because I have the ELL class, I heavily scaffold the writing process. To tell you the truth, in 5th grade the students are still developing writers as it is, so I would scaffold no matter what. Each of my students choose a biographical subject (in this case, a Revolutionary War figure, as that is our major thematic unit of study) I then help them to organize their thoughts using a few graphic organizers. This is the organizer the students begin their research with. All info they find in each of the categories is just placed inside of the box. The students make the decision later on whether or not they will actually use the info in their writing. The initial information gather is just a mish mash of everything they find initially important. When doing this, I use the "I do, You do" model. Basically, I model how to do a specific part (ie: finding information on the person's early life, or writing an introduction paragraph getting in all important information without giving away the body of the essay) Then, once the students have seen me do that specific part, they do the part on their own. Doing this has helped my class to not only become more proficient writers, but more confident in their writing as well. They see what I do, and use that as a model for their own. And, now, at this point in the year, they honestly don't need me to do as much scaffolding. They are striking out on their own and doing a great job! This is the Introduction Organizer. They do all work right on it to make it easier for the students to access the information and craft logical, interesting paragraphs. I help them to use this with the "I do, You do" modeling technique. Once the writing is done, the fun begins. I ask the students to create a "Hanger Person" in the likeness of their research subject. Using a hanger, tagboard, and some art supplies, the kids make the historical figure come to life. They LOVE this. They get SO into it too. George Washington actually wears a yarn wig. Benjamin Franklin has bifocals. Deborah Sampson is dressed like a man. The kids take their research and go all out in their creation! The students then present their work (to work on oral language standards) and the other students have fun trying to guess who the subject is just from the visual at first! Some of them are so good, the guess is instantaneous...others, we need a few hints ;) Can you tell who the people below are? (I will give you a hint....one is the wearing dark colors because he had to warn of the impending British attack at night, and the other is the father of our country) You can get the full project, complete with ALL of the scaffolding graphic organizers, rubrics, checklists, and standards at my TpT store. It is a project I promise your students, if they are anything like mine, will get a lot out of.
As a busy mom of eleven, I have become the queen of finding the simplest ways to do seemingly difficult tasks. Homeschooling is one of them. Although the prospect of teaching multiple children may …
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Il s'agit d'une peinture acrylique sur toile de 24"x16" représentant un couple d'esprits de manière pointilliste sur un fond bleu. Célèbre Artiste Saint Soleil, Levoy Exil est né en 1944 à Soisson-la-Montagne. Il est l'un des principaux contributeurs du mouvement artistique Saint Soleil. Ses peintures sont mystiques et abstraites et représentent souvent des Loas vaudous haïtiens, des soleils et des étoiles, des oiseaux et des « marassas »/jumeaux. Le style Levoy est primitif/naïf et onirique. Il utilise la technique du pointillisme consistant à appliquer de petits points distincts dans un motif pour révéler une image tirée des influences africaines, haïtiennes et vaudou. Il a exposé à l'échelle internationale et est très apprécié des collectionneurs d'art du monde entier, principalement en Europe. " Les lignes sinueuses créent un effet de figures dansantes sur les toiles de Levoy. " ( Peintres Haïtiens de Gérald Alexis). Obtenez le livre maintenant ! Possédez-vous une œuvre d'art de cet artiste ? Chaque pièce est unique. Obtenez dès maintenant votre valeur marchande estimée réelle ! Comment ça marche? Vous voulez en savoir plus sur le merveilleux art d’Haïti ? ACHETEZ MAINTENANT Votre livre d'art haïtien ! Vous n'arrivez pas à trouver ce que vous cherchez? Cliquez ici pour nous demander !
Let yourself page through the history of art with pastel as your touchstone. Over the centuries many famous artists chose this medium, and it is easy to see why. Check out this list of brilliant pastel art, which includes works from Edgar Degas, Odilon Redon, Mary Cassatt and more!
Poland's culture institute in France says it believes a previously unknown photograph of Polish composer and pianist Frédéric Chopin has probably been found by private researchers. If so, it would be only the second confirmed photographic image of him.
The world is full of some seriously talented and dedicated artists. Today, we’re taking a deep dive into the world of ink and looking at some of the most impressive tattoo designs, as shared on the ‘Crazyy Tattoos’ (yup, with two y's) Instagram page.
Can you feel it? It’s that time of the year again. The time when you realize you absolutely need another tattoo. It’s addictive, we know. But what if this time you want something a little more intimate, even secret, something that is not immediately visible? We know exactly what you need! Behind-the-ear tattoos!
