Art History and Master Studies

This young artist proudly presents his painting inspired by folk art traditions. The piece is split into two halves, one in color and one in monochrome, to explore the concept of contrast and balance.

Inspired by the work of Henri Rousseau, this student created a lush jungle scene with a fishbowl at its center. This project teaches composition and how to create a sense of depth and wonder.

Students work on paintings inspired by Henri Matisse and the Fauvism movement. They learn to use bold, unrealistic colors and expressive brushwork to convey emotion.

This video shows a class dedicated to Fauvism, where students learn about Henri Matisse's revolutionary use of color. It's a fun way to break free from artistic conventions.

Another look at our Fauvism class, where young artists use vibrant colors and textured brushwork to create their own interpretations of the art movement.

This video showcases the range of art history we explore, from Mary Blair's whimsical designs to Jamini Roy's Kalighat style, making art principles accessible and fun for all ages.

In this art appreciation lesson, we study Hokusai's "The Great Wave off Kanagawa." Students learn about the historical context, composition, and techniques before creating their own versions.

A student proudly displays her recreation of Hokusai's "The Great Wave." This master study taught her about line work, color blocking, and creating a sense of movement.

A stunning painting that combines the styles of Van Gogh's "The Starry Night" with a sunset landscape. This piece shows a deep understanding of impressionistic techniques and creative interpretation.