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Examples of “Themes” in Art

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1 Examples of “Themes” in Art

2 Claude Monet Haystacks

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11 Marilyn Monroe, skulls & shoes
Andy Warhol Marilyn Monroe, skulls & shoes

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17 Roy Lichtenstein Comic strips

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24 Still life with fruit & Mont Sainte-Victoire
Paul Cezanne Still life with fruit & Mont Sainte-Victoire

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31 Mary Cassatt Women & children

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35 Lucian Freud Portraits

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39 Jean-Michel Basquiat Jazz

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43 Your Turn! Choose a theme You will be creating a total of 3 paintings
Same steps as landscape and flower/animal: Find an image (from magazines) or object to draw/paint from Make a sketch on 9x12inch paper Get approval from teacher & then teacher will give you watercolor paper Trace the 9x12inch box (from your sketch paper) onto the watercolor paper The first painting should take approximately 1 week.

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