“Eventually Frida decided to show everyone her work. Her pictures caused a great stir in New York City.”
“Eventually Frida decided to show everyone her work. Her pictures caused a great stir in New York City.”
This book would be great for the older grades. When the books start to become more informational and in depth, I think that it would be beneficial for the older grades. This would be a great book to highlight the importance of women. It can be entertaining, but also seen as controversial, so take caution while reading through it with children. It is an easy book for children to identify the characters.
Frida Kahlo by Isabel Sanchez Vegara. Published in 2015. Biography of Frida Kahlo. This book follows the life of Frida Kahlo from her as a child to the impacts she made through her paintings as an adult. It doesn‘t stray away from the hardships she went through and how she overcame them. The illustrations are vibrant like her paintings a tell a beautiful story.
My latest commissioned dog portrait using tinted charcoals, white pencil and graphite. The model is Frankie the Dachshund, I really enjoyed creating this piece of this little cutie 🌭🐶 🎨🖌😊
I also create black and white/graphite ✏️ portraits and white on black paper memorials. 🙏🤍🖤
#artwork #drawingprocess #art #painting #charcoal #commissionart
“I paint because I have something to say.“
The biography of Horace Pippin, an African American artist, who uses his talent to share his life experiences.
Use this book to discuss art and self-expression. Encourage students to think about how art can tell stories.
Pastel on canvas,from exhibit at the MOMA(2013)My son & his elementary school cases manager used to squeeze their cheeks & open their mouths wide in imitation of this painting. So we picked up the behavior at home & ran with it. 😂
#WickedWhispers #day18 #Scream
https://www.moma.org/calendar/exhibitions/1305
My daughter in kinder #schoolspirit #crayon
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