Let’s face it: it is sometimes difficult to get high school kids excited about art history–or about anything, really, for that matter–so we always need to be on the lookout for dramatic, exciting, or strange stories to pique students’ interest. The following ten facts work as anticipatory sets, or to weave through art history lessons, […]

If you still think that the value of real works of art cannot be assessed, especially not with money, we suggest you take a look at this list of paintings that have been sold for dizzying amounts. First time? Another time? Third time? Sold! “The Card Players”, Paul Cézanne            The

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Watercolor (lat. Aqua “water”) is a painting technique that uses watercolors, ie. paints that are bonded with an adhesive that decomposes in water. Using the watercolor technique, the painting is transparent to see the background. Often, before painting, you draw with a pencil what you want to paint, and then you can see it under