Starry Night (1889), oil on canvas, MoMA.
Covers van Gogh’s post-impressionist style, his time at Saint-Rémy, and his iconic swirling brushwork.
The Kiss (1907–1908), oil and gold leaf on canvas, Österreichische Galerie Belvedere.
Discusses Klimt’s symbolism, gold leaf technique, and romantic themes.
A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte (1884–1886), oil on canvas, Art Institute of Chicago.
Explores Seurat’s pointillism, Parisian life, and color theory.
The Birth of Venus (1879), oil on canvas, Musée d’Orsay.
Covers Bouguereau’s classical style, mythology, and fluid brushwork.
The Banjo Lesson (1893), oil on canvas, Hampton University Museum, Virginia.
Covers Tanner’s life, his study with Thomas Eakins, and how he challenged stereotypes by painting dignity and tenderness in everyday Black life.
The Horse Fair (1852 to 1855), oil on canvas, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
Covers Bonheur’s fearless career, her permit to wear trousers to sketch at horse markets, and how she captured movement and muscle.
Primavera (c. 1480), tempera on panel, Uffizi Gallery, Florence.
Covers Renaissance mythology, the Medici family, and Botticelli’s graceful, flowing line.
The Child’s Bath (1893), oil on canvas, Art Institute of Chicago.
Explores Impressionism, the influence of Japanese prints, and Cassatt’s bold overhead viewpoint.
Surprised! (1891), oil on canvas, National Gallery, London.
Covers naive art, Rousseau’s layered foliage, and how he built drama into a storm.
Under the Wave off Kanagawa (c. 1830 to 1832), polychrome woodblock print, from Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji.
Explores ukiyo-e, the new Prussian blue pigment of Hokusai’s day, and his influence on Monet and van Gogh.
The Ten Largest, No. 7, Adulthood (1907), tempera on paper mounted on canvas, Hilma af Klint Foundation, Stockholm.
Covers af Klint’s secret abstract paintings, her symbolism, and why she asked that her work stay hidden for 20 years after her death.
Oil paints (yellows, greens, browns, blues).
3 brushes (filbert, flat, round).
8X10” canvas.
Impasto medium for textured petals.
Pamphlet:
Revisits van Gogh’s vibrant colors and emotional depth. Prompt: “Paint a still life of flowers that hold personal meaning.”
Oil paints (reds, blues, greens, yellows).
3 brushes (large flat, round, angled).
8X10” canvas.
Matte varnish for Matisse’s bold, flat finish.
Pamphlet:
Covers Matisse’s Fauvism, vibrant colors, and rhythmic forms. Prompt: “Create a joyful scene of movement and color inspired by a celebration.”
Artwork: Mona Lisa (1503–1519), oil on poplar panel, Louvre Museum.
Oil paints in Mona Lisa’s color scheme (e.g., lead white, vermilion, ultramarine blue, ochre).
3 brushes (small round, medium flat, fine detail).
8X10” canvas.
Details Leonardo’s life, Renaissance context, sfumato technique, and Mona Lisa’s enigmatic smile. Inspiration prompt: “Capture the mystery of someone from your childhood in a portrait, focusing on a subtle expression.”
Oil paints (cobalt blue, chrome yellow, viridian green, white).
3 brushes (filbert, round, fan).
8x10” canvas.
Impasto medium (gel thickener) for van Gogh’s textured brushstrokes.
Pamphlet:
Covers van Gogh’s post-impressionist style, mental health struggles, and swirling brushwork. Prompt: “Create a vibrant night scene inspired by a place that feels magical to you.”
Tempera paints (red, yellow, blue, black).
Soft pastels for blending.
3 brushes (flat, round, angled).
8X10” canvas board.
Pamphlet:
Discusses Munch’s expressionism, anxiety themes, and bold colors. Prompt: “Express a moment of intense emotion from your life using vivid colors.”
Oil paints (soft greens, pinks, blues, purples).
3 brushes (fan, flat, detail).
8X10” canvas.
Glazing medium for Monet’s layered effects.
Pamphlet:
Explores Monet’s impressionism, Giverny garden, and light effects. Prompt: “Paint a serene outdoor scene that reflects a peaceful moment.”
Oil paints (cobalt blue, chrome yellow, viridian green, white).
3 brushes (filbert, round, fan).
8X10” canvas.
Impasto medium (gel thickener) for van Gogh’s textured brushstrokes.
Pamphlet:
Covers van Gogh’s post-impressionist style, his time at Saint-Rémy, and his iconic swirling brushwork. Prompt: “Paint a swirling night sky over a place that holds a special memory for you.”
Oil paints (gold, red, black, green).
Gold leaf sheets and adhesive.
8X10” canvas.
3 brushes (flat, detail, fan).
Pamphlet:
Discusses Klimt’s symbolism, gold leaf technique, and romantic themes. Prompt: “Create a piece celebrating love or connection with decorative patterns.”
Oil paints (bright greens, blues, reds, yellows).
3 brushes (fine point, round, flat).
8X10” canvas.
Stippling tool for pointillism.
Pamphlet:
Explores Seurat’s pointillism, Parisian life, and color theory. Prompt: “Depict a lively gathering using dotted brushstrokes.”
Oil paints (soft blues, pinks, whites, greens).
3 brushes (fan, flat, detail).
8X10” canvas.
Blending medium for smooth transitions.
Pamphlet:
Covers Bouguereau’s classical style, mythology, and fluid brushwork. Prompt: “Paint a mythological or ethereal figure inspired by a story you love.”
Oil paints (bold reds, blues, yellows, blacks).
3 brushes (flat, angled, round).
8X10” canvas.
Acrylic gel medium for texture.
Pamphlet:
Discusses Kandinsky’s abstract expressionism, synesthesia, and geometric forms. Prompt: “Create an abstract piece inspired by a piece of music.”
Oil paints (deep browns, golds, reds, blacks).
3 brushes (large flat, round, detail).
8X10” canvas.
Lead oxide medium for Rembrandt’s luminous depth.
Pamphlet:
Explores Rembrandt’s chiaroscuro, Dutch Golden Age, and dramatic lighting. Prompt: “Create a scene with strong light and shadow inspired by a historical moment.”
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