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Scenes from Laurie's art history class (ages 8-12, The Middle Ages), May 2006







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Laurie's Art Classes: The Geography of Poetry / Art History of the Ancient World / Cave Art / Islamic Art / Aboriginal Art



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The Geography of Poetry, Yonkers, fall 2007. Students show off their handmade map-covered books of their own poems.




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some of the poems









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Works from Laurie's class Art History of the Ancient World, Fall 2007. Masks (Ancient Africa)


















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These works were done by children in Laurie's Art History class on Cave Art, Fall 2007.

After examining Ice Age art and the cave paintings of Lescaux and Altamira, students made charcoal drawings of animals






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These works were done by children in Laurie's Art History class on Ancient Islamic Art (Persia), Fall 2007.

After learning about the intellectual achievements of the Golden Age of Islam and viewing examples of their decorative motifs and tessellated patterns, students made block prints and experimented with rotational symmetry.














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These works were all done by children (ages 8 to 12) in Laurie's class on Aboriginal Art (Australia and New Zealand), Yonkers, NY, March 2006.


Sekai

Serena

Jessica

Sarah

Yadira

Sekai

Percy

Fallon

Sarah

Serena

Auden

Percy

Yadira

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