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From Monnalisa to Marilyn REALISTIC ABSTRACT INVENTED IDEALIZED REALISTIC IDEALIZED INVENTED Typology of Portraits BE CREATIVE WITH TECHNOLOGY! PLAYPLAY NOW!

The Painter can draw the model from different angles A FRONT VIEW A PROFILE A THREE QUARTER VIEW PLAY AGAIN!

The subject of a PORTRAIT is the model Portraits usually look like the models and are very similar to their real aspects These kinds of portraits are called REALISTIC When portraits do not look like the models, they are called ABSTRACT

REALISTIC ABSTRACT INVENTED IDEALIZED REALISTIC IDEALIZED INVENTED Typology of Portraits

Leonardo Da Vinci The Monna Lisa – Oil on wood panel Louvre, Paris - France Background Foreground Landscape Aerial Perspective Three quarter view Hands folded The painting, thought to be a portrait of LISA GHERARDINI, the wife of Francesco del Giocondo. Leonardo da Vinci began painting the Mona Lisa in 1503 or 1504 in Florence, Italy. Many people think Mona Lisa's smile is mysterious and enigmatic.

QUESTIONS… WHAT DOES IT MEAN? CAN YOU REPEAT IT PLEASE? PUT THE MISSING WORD WHAT DO YOU THINK OF IT? WHY IS….? WHAT DO YOU FEEL? WHAT IS HAPPENING? WHAT CAN YOU SEE? CAN YOU DESCRIBE? WHY DO YOU SEE YOURSELF LIKE THAT? LET ME SEE POINT - SHOW

Adjectives Kind Soft Delicate Beautiful Ugly Bright Bored Smiling - to Smile Sad Weeping - to Cry Serious Mysterious Enigmatic Detached Complex Harsh Angry Cruel Nervous Relaxed Simple Complete - un finished

Artistic Techniques Oil on canvas Oil on wood panel Drawing Sketch Frescos Watercolours Collage Paper mache Serigraphy Sculpture: Clay, Marble, Bronze

Materials Canvas Palettes Paints Brushes Pencils Pens Rubber – Putty Pencil Sharpener Scissors Glue Ruler Compass Drawing Sheet - Rough Paper - Smouth paper Cardstock -Cardboard Ink Watercolours

Jan Vermeer Girl with a Pearl Earing Oil on canvas Mauritshuis - Netherlands Leonardo Da Vinci The Monna Lisa Oil on wood panel Louvre, Paris Different Background WHAT CAN YOU SEE? CAN YOU DESCRIBE?

Raffaello Sanzio Maddalena’s Strozzi portrait Oil on wood panel Palatina Gallery, Florence Leonardo Da Vinci The Monna Lisa Oil on wood panel Louvre, Paris Similar Position: Three quarter view - Hands folded WHAT DOES IT MEAN? WHAT CAN YOU SEE?

Head and Face Mouth Eye brows Cheek Long Hair Neck Nose Eye Ear Chin Lip Nostrils PUT THE MISSING WORD CAN YOU REPEAT IT PLEASE?

PUT THE MISSING WORD Short Hair Moustache Beard Head and Face CAN YOU REPEAT IT PLEASE? Shoulders

Curly Straight Wavy Short Long CAN YOU REPEAT IT PLEASE? PUT THE MISSING WORD