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9780787974244

The Art Teacher's Book of Lists

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    9780787974244

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    0787974242

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-12-29
  • Publisher: Jossey-Bass
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Summary

This remarkable resource offers over 270 illustrated lists to help you quickly find information about specific artists, art materials, art history, museums or disciplines. For easy use, the lists are organized into ten sections, given here with a sample from each: All About Art ("Elements of Art") ... Art History ("Timelines of Art History") ... For the Art Teacher ("The National Visual Arts Standards") ... Art Materials ("Things to Do with Collage") ... Painting, Drawing & Printmaking ("All About Color Pigment") ... Sculpture ("Master Sculptors & Their Work")... Architecture ("Great Architects of the World")... Fine Arts & Folk Art ("African American Crafts") ... Technology & Art ("The Evolution of Photography") ... Museums ("Museums Devoted to the Work of One Artist").

Author Biography

Helen D. Hume taught painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, commercial art, photography and art history, and served as art department head, for over 30 years at Parkway West High School, St. Louis, MO. She is currently a teacher-trainer for elementary art teachers

Table of Contents

About This Resource vi
SECTION 1 All About Art
Quotations About Art
2(1)
Art Definitions
3(5)
Pronunciation Guide
8(2)
Artists' Birthdays
10(2)
Elements of Art
12(1)
Principles of Design
13(1)
100 Famous Paintings
14(3)
100 Famous Sculptures
17(3)
100 Famous ``Buildings''
20(2)
100 Famous Art Objects
22(3)
100 Famous Photographs
25(3)
What Did It Sell For?
28(2)
Auction House Addresses
30(1)
Movies and Plays About Artists
31(1)
Fiction About Art and Artists
32(2)
Art Magazines
34(1)
Visual Art Resources and Publishers
35(2)
Resources for CD-ROM and Art Videos
37(1)
Poster and Print Resources
37(1)
Slide Resources
38(1)
General Art Supply Resources
38(1)
Specialty Art Supply Resources
39(3)
SECTION 2 Art History
Quotations About Art History
42(1)
Time Lines of Art History
43(2)
Overview of Artistic Periods
45(3)
American Art Time Line
48(1)
American Art Overview
49(3)
Art and Culture, 35,000-500 BC
52(1)
Art and Culture, 500 BC-AD 500
53(1)
Art and Culture, 500-1000 AD
54(1)
Art and Culture, 1000-1500
55(1)
Art and Culture, 1500-1750
56(1)
Art and Culture, 1750-1875
57(1)
Art and Culture, 1875-1950
58(1)
Art and Culture, 1950-2000
59(1)
Japanese Historical Periods
60(1)
Chinese Painting Time Line
60(1)
Chinese Dynasties
61(1)
Egyptian Historical Periods
62(1)
Greek and Roman Gods, Goddesses, and Heroes
63(3)
Greek Historical Periods
66(1)
Mythological Paintings
67(2)
Classicism and Romanticism in Art
69(1)
Impressionist and Post-Impressionist Artists
70(1)
Well-Known Women Artists
71(3)
African American Artists
74(2)
Some African American Artists and Their Artworks
76(2)
Hispanic Artists
78(2)
Twentieth-Century Native American Artists
80(2)
Famous Paintings, Listed Chronologically
82(5)
American Art
87(4)
Famous Artists
91(13)
SECTION 3 For the Art Teacher
Quotations About Teaching Art
104(1)
The National Visual Arts Standards
105(1)
Selected Glossary from the National Visual Arts Standards
106(1)
Sample Discipline-Based Art Education (DBAE) Lesson Plan
107(1)
Things to Do: One-Day Lessons
108(1)
Art History/Art Appreciation Activities
109(1)
Educational Art Games Available for Purchase
110(1)
Aesthetic Activities
110(1)
Art Criticism Questions
111(1)
Descriptive Words to Use in a Formal Analysis of Art
112(1)
Some Currently Used Methods of Assessing Student Achievment
113(1)
Creating a Rubric
114(2)
Accommodations for the Individual with Disabilities
116(1)
Identifying Artistically Gifted and Talented Students in the Arts
117(1)
Careers in Art
118(1)
Safety Reminders for the Artroom
119(2)
Creativity and Art Education
121(1)
Ways to Motivate Students
121(1)
Making Your Art Program Vital and Visible
122(1)
Effective Ways to Display Students' Work
123(1)
Places to Go on Field Trips In and Out of School
124(1)
Suggested Subjects for Art Assignments
124(1)
Suggestions for Composition
125(1)
Ways to Change an Object in a Composition
126(1)
Useful Reference Books for Art Teachers
127(1)
Addresses Every Art Teacher Should Have
128(1)
Materials and Equipment Needed for an Art Department
128(2)
Found Materials That Can Be Reused in Art
130(1)
Homemade Art Recipes
131(1)
Measurements and Conversion Tables
132(1)
Writing Articles Related to Art for Publication
133(2)
Photographing Artwork Indoors and Outdoors
135(1)
Preparing and Admissions Portfolio
136(1)
Abbreviations for Art(s) Degrees
137(1)
Degrees Available in Art and Related Fields of Study
138(1)
American Art Schools, Colleges, and Universities
139(3)
Schools of Arts and Crafts
142(1)
Pre-College Summer Art Experiences for Students
143(1)
Professional Summer Development for Teachers
144(1)
Colleges and Universities That Offer Computer Graphics Degrees
145(1)
Colleges and Universities That Offer Art Therapy Degrees
146(1)
Schools That Offer Master's or Bachelor's Degrees in Photography, Photojournalism, or Film
147(3)
SECTION 4 Art Materials and Things to Do with Them
Quotations About Art
150(1)
Things to Do with a Face
151(2)
Things to Do Using the Human Figure
153(1)
Three-Dimensional Things to Do
154(1)
Things to Do with Paper
154(1)
Paper Treatments
155(1)
Tools for Working with Paper
156(1)
Paper Definitions
156(1)
Types of Paper
157(2)
All About Pencils
159(1)
Things to Do with a Pencil
160(1)
Things to Do with Colored Pencils
161(1)
Materials and Equipment for Ink Drawing
162(1)
Things to Do with Ink
163(1)
Pastel Materials and Equipment
164(1)
Things to Do with Dry Pastels
165(1)
Things to Do with Oil Pastels
165(1)
Types of Crayons
166(1)
Things to Do with Crayons
166(1)
All About Markers
167(1)
Things to Do with Markers
168(1)
Equipment Needed for Collage
168(1)
Materials for Collage
169(1)
Things to Do with Collage
169(1)
All About Erasers
170(1)
All About Cutting Equipment
171(1)
Adhesives and Related Materials
172(1)
All About Tape
172(1)
Fasteners and Uses for Them
173(1)
All About Cardboard
173(3)
SECTION 5 Painting, Drawing, and Printmaking
Quotations About the Graphic Arts
176(1)
Definitions Used in Painting
177(2)
Master Painters and Examples of Their Work
179(7)
Great Themes of Painting
186(1)
Differences in Types of Paints
187(1)
Materials and Equipment for Watercolor
188(1)
Things to Do with Watercolor
189(2)
Things to Do with Tempera
191(1)
Things to Do with Acrylics
192(1)
Things to Do with Oils
193(1)
Things to Do with Fingerpaint
194(1)
Suggested Subjects for Fingerpainting
195(1)
Materials and Equipment for Fingerpainting
195(1)
Decorative Painting Techniques
196(1)
Suggestions for Compositional Devices in Painting
197(1)
Traditional Uses for Painting
197(1)
All About Color Use in Painting
198(1)
Color Symbolism
198(1)
Time Line: Discoveries in Pigment
199(1)
All About Color Pigment
200(1)
Palettes of Particular Artists and Cultures
201(1)
Brush Definitions
202(1)
Types of Brushes
203(1)
Definitions Used in Printmaking
204(1)
Things to Do in Printmaking with or Without a Press
205(1)
Miscellaneous Printing Techniques
206(1)
Materials and Equipment Used in Printmaking
207(1)
Materials and Equipment Used for Graphic Design
208(1)
Things to Do in Graphic Design
209(3)
SECTION 6 Sculpture
Quotations About Sculpture
212(1)
Things to Do in Sculpture
213(1)
Sculpture Definitions
214(1)
Materials for Sculpture: Assemblage, Carving, Casting, Modeling
215(1)
Hardwoods, Leaf-Bearing Trees
216(1)
Softwoods, Cone-Bearing Trees
216(1)
Tools and Equipment for Sculpture
217(2)
Safety Reminders for Sculpture
219(1)
Survey of Sculpture: Important Works of Art
219(6)
Master Sculptors and Examples of Their Work
225(3)
Famous Sculptors, Listed by Country
228(3)
American Sculpture Parks
231(2)
International Sculpture Parks
233(2)
Earthworks, Past and Present
235(3)
SECTION 7 Architecture
Quotations About Architecture
238(1)
Things to Do in Architecture
239(1)
Architectural Terms
240(3)
Architectural Elements
243(2)
Great Architects of the World
245(4)
Architects Who Had Other Professions
249(2)
Major Patrons of Architecture
251(1)
Landscape Architects
252(1)
Cities That Have Preserved Their Architectural Heritage: Worth a Visit
253(2)
Selected Examples of Architecture, Catalogued by Style
255(6)
Ancient Roman Architecture
261(3)
Ancient Greek Architecture
264(1)
Places and Castles
265(2)
Walled Cities, Castles, and Fortresses
267(1)
Stately Homes, Palaces, and Castles of the United Kingdom and Ireland
268(3)
Chateaux of France
271(1)
Great Churches, Cathedrals, and Centers of Worship
272(2)
Mosques
274(1)
American Churches and Temples
275(2)
Architectural Influences of Various Times and Cultures
277(2)
American Architectural Characteristics
279(4)
State Capitol Buildings and Their Architects
283(1)
American Houses by General Style
284(1)
American Lighthouses
285(4)
American Covered Bridges
289(3)
SECTION 8 Fine Crafts and Folk Art
Quotations About Folk Art and Crafts
292(1)
Things to Do in Ceramics
293(1)
More Things to Do in Ceramics
294(1)
Ceramics Definitions
295(1)
Equipment for Ceramics
296(1)
Decorating Methods for Ceramics
297(1)
Standard Pyrometric Cone Temperatures
297(1)
Small Junior Pyrometric Cone Temperatures
297(1)
Universal Arts and Crafts
298(1)
Things to Do: Art and Crafts from Many Cultures
299(1)
Things to Do: American Crafts
299(1)
American Folk Art and Crafts Definitions
300(2)
Amish Crafts-Traditional and Modern
302(1)
Things to Do: The African Heritage
303(1)
African Crafts---Traditional and Contemporary
303(2)
African American Crafts
305(1)
Things to Do: Native American Arts and Crafts
306(1)
Definitions of Native American Crafts
307(3)
Native American Pictographs
310(1)
Native American Craft Specialties by Region
311(1)
Things to Do: Mexican Arts and Crafts
312(1)
Mexican Crafts
313(1)
Centers of Mexican Folk Art Production
314(2)
General Locations for Mexican Crafts
316(1)
Things to Do: Asian Arts and Crafts
316(1)
Chinese Crafts and Folk Art
317(1)
Symbols Used in Chinese Art
318(1)
Jewish Observances
319(1)
Jewish Art and Folk Art
320(1)
Jewish Symbols
321(1)
Scandinavian Design and Crafts
322(1)
Things to Make with Papier-Mache
323(1)
Equipment and Materials Needed for Papier-Mache
324(1)
Papier-Mache Surface Designs
325(1)
Things to Do with Paper-Cutting
325(1)
Equipment and Materials for Paper-Cutting
326(1)
Paper-Cutting Techniques Around the World
326(1)
More Things to Make with Paper-Cutting
327(1)
National Heritage Fellow of America
328(2)
Major Arts and Crafts Festivals
330(1)
Master Craftspersons of the Twentieth Century
331(3)
SECTION 9 Technology and Art: Photography, Video, Computer Graphics, and the Copy Machine
Quotations About Photography
334(1)
Photographic Vocabulary
335(3)
Things to Do in Photography
338(2)
Things to Do in Photo Appreciation
340(1)
Ways to Take Photos
341(1)
Subjects for Photography
342(1)
Equipment and Materials for Black-and-White Photography
342(1)
Photographic Time Line
343(1)
The Evolution of Photography
344(2)
History of the Camera
346(1)
Outstanding Museum Photographic Collections
347(1)
Master Photographics and Examples of Their Work
348(8)
Examples of Outstanding Photos
356(2)
Major Photographers
358(4)
Well-Known Late Twentieth-Century Photographers
362(1)
Specific Photographic Groups
363(1)
Things to Do with the Video Camcorder
364(1)
Using the Video Camcorder
365(1)
Video Definitions
366(1)
Video Storyboard
367(1)
Things to Do: Art Projects Using the Copy Machine
368(1)
Materials That May Be Used in a Copy Machine
369(1)
Things to Do: Art Projects Using the Computer
370(4)
SECTION 10 Museums
Quotations Related to Museums
374(1)
Museums Devoted to the Work of One Artist
374(2)
Museums with Special Folk Art Collections
376(1)
American Museums with Special Collections of Ancient and Classical Art
377(1)
American Museums of Late Modern and Contemporary Art
378(2)
Foreign Museums of Contemporary Art
380(2)
Museums with Outstanding Photographic Collections
382(1)
American Museums with Special Emphasis on Asian Art
383(1)
Museums Related to the Judaic Culture
384(1)
American Museums with Special Emphasis on African American Art
384(1)
American Museums with Special Emphasis on Hispanic Art
384(1)
Museums with Special Emphasis on Native American Art
385(6)
Special Southwestern Petroglyph Sites
391(1)
Museums That Specialize in American Western Art
392(1)
Historic Homes Open as Museums
393(6)
American Museum Towns
399(1)
Museums in America
400(10)
Major International Museums
410

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