Our Art Campers did such a great job listening this week that we had time to add an extra painting into the mix. We did Van Gogh’s boots (and did you hear about the new Van Gogh portrait just discovered on the back of another painting?) and Monet’s Studio Boat. Didn’t they do a great job on both?! Sign up your young painter for the remaining sessions of camp here.
Posts Tagged ‘Monet’
Two More Paintings Wrap Up Famous Painter Art Camp
Posted in Art Camp, tagged boat, Boots, Monet, Painting Boat, Shoes, Van Gogh on July 15, 2022| Leave a Comment »
Art Camp 4-Day 3- Monet
Posted in daily painter, tagged bridge, Monet, Water Lilies on July 15, 2021| Leave a Comment »
Monet was our subject of study at Art Camp yesterday. We recreated the Japanese Bridge at the Water Lily Pond. These look terrific! Nice work by these young painters. Art Camp continues today and we have a few more sessions this summer. Check out the schedule here.
A Day at Philadelphia Museum of Art
Posted in daily painter, tagged brushwork, Claude Monet, Monet, Philadelphia Museum of Art, texture on March 16, 2021| Leave a Comment »
I spent yesterday at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. It was so strange as many times I was the only on in the galleries…but it was wonderful because I got to linger and really study each painting. I will try to share some in the next few days and I hope you can see the close up of the brush work of these amazing painters. The one here, by Claude Monet, is a great example of brushwork and texture. Be sure to try to enlarge the photos and take a look. AMAZING!
Kids and Monet
Posted in Art Camp, daily painter, Flowers, tagged Art Camp, Monet, Water Lilies on July 8, 2020| Leave a Comment »
The kids painted their version of Monet’s Water Lilies yesterday. They did an amazing job….and they are just 5 years old. Amazing work!
Monet at Art Camp
Posted in Art Camp, tagged Monet, Walk in the Meadows at Argenteuil on July 9, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Yesterday the kids started a week of Art Camp by painting a beautiful Monet. “Walk in the Meadows at Argenteuil” was created by Claude Monet in 1873. He painted this scene of his wife and son in a flowering meadow with the light cascading across the background. The kids did a great job recreating it in the short time we had yesterday morning. Today we will be studying Matisse. Can’t wait!
Painting Like Monet
Posted in Art Class, daily painter, Flowers, Paint Party, tagged Monet, Yellow Irises on April 24, 2019| Leave a Comment »
We had a relaxing evening painting Yellow Irises like Monet last night at the Studio. Famous Painter night is every 4th Tuesday where we recreate a famous work of art. These are fun and educational. Watch for the next one.
Painting Like Monet
Posted in daily painter, Paint Party, tagged Famous Painter, Monet, Water Lilies and Agapanthus from 1914-17 on February 27, 2019| Leave a Comment »
At last night’s Famous Painter session we recreated Monet’s Water Lilies and Agapanthus from 1914-17…and everyone did a great job! Amazing!!! Next month’s Famous Painter night feature Van Gogh. Check it out here.
Monet at The Studio
Posted in Art Camp, daily painter, Paint Party, tagged Monet, Monet's Water Lilies on July 25, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Yesterday at The Studio we painted LOTS of beautiful Monet inspired works of art. First, the kids at Art Camp created their versions of Monet’s Water Lilies.
Then it was the adults turn as they did the same.
Everyone did a GREAT job!
Kids and Monet
Posted in Art Camp, tagged Monet, Monet Water Lilies, Water Lilies on June 18, 2018| Leave a Comment »
The kids painted Monet’s Water Lilies on Friday. They look great!!! If you have young artists ages 5-13 we have more camps coming up this summer. Take a look here.
Monet at Camp
Posted in Art Camp, tagged Art Camp, Monet on June 17, 2017| Leave a Comment »
The second day of Art Camp with our young painters had us recreating Monet’s Pink Waterlilies. Look at what a marvelous job these kids did! Art Camp continues next week with our older group…ages 8-13. And we have many more sessions planned for the summer. Check them out here for your young artists!