Grade 5 Port Van Gogh

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    1. The Artist Vincent Van Gogh
    2. The Artist Vincent Van Gogh
    3. Impressionism
      • An art movement that began in France in the 1870’s. Impressionist artist aimed to capture an “impression” of light and color,rather than build up a very detailed picture of a scene.
    4. The Artist Vincent Van Gogh
      • Born March/30/1853
      • Death July/ 27/1890
      • 1888-1889Van Gogh moves to Arles to create a school of art and paints the famous sunflower pieces and begins suffering from mental problems
    5. NAME__________________________________________________________________ GRADE: 5 NEWFIELD SCHOOL : 2009-2010 Art Teacher :Mrs. Noe Impressionist artist aimed to capture an “impression” of light and color,rather than build up a very detailed picture of a scene . The Artist Vincent Van Gogh NAME__________________________________________________________________ GRADE: 5 NEWFIELD SCHOOL : 2009-2010 Art Teacher :Mrs. Noe Impressionist artist aimed to capture an “impression” of light and color,rather than build up a very detailed picture of a scene . The Artist Vincent Van Gogh NAME__________________________________________________________________ GRADE: 5 NEWFIELD SCHOOL : 2009-2010 Art Teacher :Mrs. Noe Impressionist artist aimed to capture an “impression” of light and color,rather than build up a very detailed picture of a scene . The Artist Vincent Van Gogh
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    7. Even in his drawings he shows impressionist line/ LIKE BRUSH STROKES Do you see the brush strokes and play with light?
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