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New Music and Art Timeline

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I created a new Music and Art Timeline.   This is a helpful Fine Arts tool, identifying both famous musicians and their music styles, as well as famous artists and their masterpieces displayed in parallel. How to use the timeline: Print out and bind as is, or add to a Book of Centuries. Cut and paste the … Continue reading New Music and Art Timeline

Art Era Timeline 4 ~ Modern Art

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Here is the 4th Art Era Timeline!

I hope you downloaded the previous Art Era Timelines. I f not, please pop over to Art Era Timelines and download the previous 3 timelines. (Due to the size of the files I have broken the timeline into 4 sections.)

I have provided a basic definition of each art movement and included the dates and names of the founders and the most eminent artists of that movement. Each artist has a thumbnail of their work. I have placed each art movement on a new page for clarity and to aid the study of different eras.

Art Era Timeline #1 ~ Pre-Renaissance to 18th Century

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I created Art Movements Timelines

Due to the size of the files I have broken the timeline into 3 sections:

* Pre-Renaissance – 18th Century
* 19th Century to Late 19th Century
* 20th Century till Modern Art

This week’s Timeline is Pre-Renaissance – 18th Century
I have provided a basic definition of each art movement and included the dates and names of the founders and most of the eminent artists. There are thumbnails of their works. I dedicated a page to each major art movement so that they can be studied individually. The timeline can be used in several ways:

* Print as a Art Book of Centuries – or added to a student’s own Book of Century
* Cut and paste the pages end-to-end as a art timeline
* Cut out and add the artists and their art work thumbnails to a dedicated art timeline or an exsisting timeline
* Laminate and cut the artists as cards and let children match the artists to the eras

Practical Tip Book of Centuries for mom and kids

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Here’s this week’s practical tip ~ A Charlotte Mason education includes a Book of Centuries.  Following Ms Mason’s approach, children enter records, illustrate and write brief notes and mark dates of famous people, events, wars, eras, inventions and significant breakthroughs in their Book of Centuries as they study.  For a young child, a visual timeline  … Continue reading Practical Tip Book of Centuries for mom and kids

Notice Board – Famous Artists & Composer

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Here is the last post featuring our new homeschooling notice board ~ Famous Artist & Composer Our Famous Artist studies have been really rich and rewarding.  This year I selected several famous artists, as well as some featured in Patti’s posts on All Things Bright and Beautiful. (Patti prepares a weekly art, music and poetry study … Continue reading Notice Board – Famous Artists & Composer