ArtistsBlog5th Graders Meet Henri RousseauNovember 17, 2017 When a classroom full of fifth graders learned they would be studying the French artist Henri Rousseau, none of…
ArtistsBlogSneak Peek of Henri Matisse Art ProgramSeptember 28, 2017Henri Matisse – Abstract Sea Life Compositions Pretend you are in a submarine diving deeper and deeper into the ocean.…
ArtistsBlogSneak Peek at M. C. Escher Art CurriculumMarch 22, 2017M. C. Eshcer Education experts talk about the benefits of art education and how it increases students’ performance across disciplines,…
ArtistsBlogArt Lesson Plans for Elementary School Teachers Focused on History, Standards & InspirationFebruary 7, 2017Historical, Culturally Diverse, Standards-Based Art Lessons to Inspire Young Artists Meet the Masters has been providing K-8 art curriculum for…
ArtistsBlogA Sneak Peek at Winslow Homer Art Curriculum – “Beware of snakes and mice.”February 2, 2017Winslow Homer was an American artist who lived on the East Coast in the late 1800’s. He valued his privacy,…
ArtistsBlogSneak Peek at Mary Cassatt Art CurriculumNovember 15, 2016Mary Hanging “I would almost rather see you dead.” Such was the reaction of Mary Cassatt’s father when she nervously…
ArtistsBlogSneak Peek at Claude Monet Art CurriculumAugust 9, 2016Impressionism. It’s an artistic style that captures a feeling or experience rather than the accurate depiction of a scene. It’s…
ArtistsBlogA Sneak Peek at Vincent van Gogh Art CurriculumApril 28, 2016Vincent van Gogh – Starry Night Compositions with Movement, Texture What do you know about Vincent van Gogh? Most people…
ArtistsThe Art Masters – Taught by Meet the MastersMay 28, 2015Your students will love learning about art masters from all over the world. Click here to learn more about our…