Giuseppe Arcimboldo 1527-1593 Miss L Hulme.

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Giuseppe Arcimboldo 1527-1593 Miss L Hulme

Starter Which fruits can you see? Pears Apples Kiwi Figs Berries Pomegranate

Giuseppe Arcimboldo 1527-1593 Italian Painter best known for his creative and unique portraiture. Became a court artist in Vienna Also the court decorator and costume designer Reported to be fascinated by riddles and puzzles which inspired his visual work. A Renaissance Artist but said to be the inspiration for the Surrealist art movement hundreds of years later.

Why do you think Arcimboldo decided to paint this way?

How do you think the artist chose a theme to paint these portraits? If you could commission this artist to paint your portrait, what kinds of things would be in the painting of you?

Lesson Objectives All – will create a portrait using fruit and vegetables drawing from observation. Most – will use tone to show form within their portrait Some – will use tone and texture within their work

Swap your work with the person next to you. Plenary Swap your work with the person next to you. On the back of their work answer the following questions; What has worked well and why? How could they improve further?