Monet: Reflections on the Seine River Monet was known for his “plein air” paintings. Plein Air is french for “in the open air” and represents when an artist sketches or… Continue Reading →
Monet’s Home and Garden Students are always intrigued by the Masters of Art, such as the artist Claude Monet. This lesson is a great start when developing a… Continue Reading →
Monet’s Sail Boats During the 1860s, Monet, in his twenties, began developing a style that would catch the attention of other artists. Monet is known for creating… Continue Reading →
Monet Sunflowers When people think of sunflowers they think of Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh. He is the most famous artist to be associated with painting… Continue Reading →
Monet’s Cap d’ Antibes Landscapes Landscapes are always a favorite of my students. I know they enjoy the process of applying paints in vivid colors and I enjoy their… Continue Reading →
Fields of Tulips With The Rijnsburg Windmill: Monet Unit By now if you have been following me on Instagram you know I have just completed my Thematic Unit: Monet-Colors of the Sea. Here… Continue Reading →
Monet’s Garden Flowers Hey, if you’re like me you’re itching to get out and work in the garden. During the summer my art palette is my garden.… Continue Reading →
Irises by Monet Irises were among Monet’s favorite flowers. They lined the pathways leading up to the house and Japanese bridge on the artist’s property at… Continue Reading →
Monet’s Fields of Poppies Argenteuil, a region just outside of Paris, was where Monet lived for 7 years. It was a wonderful place for Monet to find… Continue Reading →
Middle School Monets I just had to post these projects that my 6th graders created. I am so proud how beautiful these turned out. I know these… Continue Reading →
