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课件网) The Art of Painting Welcome to the Unit 选择性必修第一册第一单元 Learning Objectives By the end of class, you will: name six types of painting according to the content; learn how to interpret a painting; interpret your favorite painting through the learned steps; adopt a positive attitude to visiting a museum. Sensing the Topic My experience Questions: 1.What type of art viewers are you 2.Why do you think some people are enjoying art better Sensing the Topic My effort Portrait painting Cityscape painting Real-life painting History painting Landscape painting Still-life painting for Alice’s Class Painting Forum The art of painting--The art of life. Activity 1 Language Box: Pick 4 expressions for each painting 1. white and yellow circles 2. a water garden 3. a sleeping village 4. a dancing party 5. a lonely tree 6. a busy neighborhood of Paris 7. a few women wear light colored dresses 8. the lights on the pole 9. a bridge above the water 10. water lilies floating towards the distance 11. reflections of the trees 12. surrounded by the darkness of night white and yellow circles a water garden a sleeping village a dancing party a lonely tree a busy neighborhood of Paris 7. a few women wear light colored dresses 8. the lights on the pole 9. a bridge above the water 10.water lilies floating towards the distance 11. weeping willows along the river 12.surrounded by the darkness of night Starry Night Vincent Van Gogh 1/3/5/12 2. a water garden 4. a dancing party 6. a busy neighborhood of Paris 7. a few women wear light colored dresses 8. the lights on the pole 9. a bridge above the water 10.water lilies floating towards the distance 11.weeping willows along the river Dance at le Moulin de la Galette Renoir 4/6/7/8 2. a water garden 9. a bridge above the water 10.water lilies floating towards the distance 11.weeping willows along the river The Water-Lily Pond1899 Claude Monet (1840-1926) 2/9/10/11 The First Step to Understand a Painting Q: What have you learned about the 3 paintings in Activity 1 Name of the painting; Painter Details of the painting (elements, colors, shapes etc.) Basic information about a painting Match the Experiences with Painters: Renoir Claude Monet Attended Sunday afternoon dancing parties; Painted peacefully in a garden. The Second Step to Understand a painting Q1: What have you learned about the 3 paintings in Activity 2 Name of the painting; Painter Details of the painting (elements, colors, shapes etc.) Basic information inspiration for the painter the painter’s personal experience … Background information Q2: Where can we get the background information Where can we get background information Possible Access Books The Internet Museums The School Art Galleries … Magazines Activity 3 Cooperating for Creation Q: Which of the three is your favorite painting and what’s your interpretation of it In other words, how do you understand and feel about your favorite painti ... ...
