Primary colours- Mondrian
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This document provides materials and instructions for an art lesson on primary and secondary colors. It includes links to online resources about colors and color mixing. Students will use primary colors like blue, red and yellow to color sections, and mix colors to fill other sections. As an example, the document discusses the abstract painter Piet Mondrian, known for his compositions of primary colors arranged in rectangles and squares. Students will then make their own abstract artwork using primary colors.
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