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1 Using Artwork to Make Inferences

2 Make some inferences about this painting…
What is going on here? What is the weather like? What season is it? HOW do you know?

3 What is going on here? Where are these people? What type of lifestyle do you think these people live? Why are they dancing?

4 What is going on here? Where are these people? How do you think the painter felt about this subject matter?

5 What is the setting in this painting?
Is this woman happy or sad? How do you think the artist felt about this subject?

6 What state do you think this house is in?
Who do you think lives here? How do you think the artist felt about this subject?

7 Who are these people? What is the subject of this painting? Does this painting represent hope, depression, struggle…? (choose one or think of your own)

8 What’s going on in this painting?
What is the tone of this painting?

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