What's included
1 live meeting
50 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
There are many artworks we can see or hear the names of and immediately recognize who made them, but how much do you know about those artists? Who were they when they weren't painting, and what happened to them? This ongoing course spans gender, time period, and artistic style to understand the lives of famous European artists. Each meeting, we'll discuss an artist famous throughout the entire world: we'll learn about their childhood and family life, formal and informal education, adult life outside of art, and contribution(s) to the art world. For some artists, we'll also explore the ways their names continue to be seen in pop culture and debunk famous myths that shroud their life in mystery. Through a combination of lecture and discussion questions, learners will explore how these artists earned global fame and continued recognition today. Students will also have the opportunity to appreciate and analyze the greatest masterpieces that each artist completed during their lifetime. Pablo Picasso Berthe Morisot Leonardo da Vinci Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun Vincent Van Gogh Artemisia Gentileschi Claude Monet Angelica Kauffman Georges Seurat No class Rosalba Carriera Salvador Dalí Rosa Bonheur Paul Cézanne Olga Boznańska Michelangelo Hilma Af Klint Francisco Goya Adélaïde Labille-Guiard Rembrandt 2023 Schedule Week of Jan. 9 - Rembrandt Week of Jan. 16 - Mary Swanzy Week of Jan. 23 - Wassily Kandinsky Week of Jan. 30 - Louise Catherine Breslau Week of Feb. 6 - Walter Osborne Week of Feb. 13 - Marie Bashkirtseff Weel pf Feb. 20 - Max Ernst Week of Feb. 27 - Marie Laurencin Week of March 6 - Ivan Aivazovsky Week of March 13 - Spring Break (No Class) Week of March 20 - Spring Break (No Class) Week of March 27 - Sonia Delaunay Week of April 3- Wiliam Hogarth Week of April 10 - María Blanchard Week of April 17 - John Everett Millais
Learning Goals
Students will learn about the lives of famous male and female European artists, the events that led them to make art and the styles they worked in, and how they achieved the level of fame they have today.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Supply List
Learners will find an optional notes sheet in the classroom.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
My name is Emeliann and I am a university senior majoring in secondary education in the social sciences, with a minor in history. My specialties lie in American and European history, as well as American government and politics; my interests extend into unconventional (aka "fun") history, art history, and art analysis.
I aim to engage and interest students through a variety of classes that integrate learning and socializing. I have worked with learners, ages 6 to 18, in a variety of professional and volunteer positions, and I continue to work with 11 to 18-year-olds in my academic studies. There is nothing I find more fulfilling than seeing the light of understanding bloom within a student's mind.
To best encourage student learning, I plan on utilizing student-centered and led discussions; I've found that such discussions empower students to take control of their own learning and feel confident in their critical and creative thinking, teamwork, and socialization skills. These discussions also help in developing independence and a sense of educational accountability, vital skills for students of all ages. As a student myself, I recognize the value of time and desire to organize classes that fit a variety of schedules, for both parents and learners. Just as beauty is in the eye of the beholder, learning is in the hands of the student.
I highly value the work of parents who are active members of their child(ren)'s learning, and I cannot wait to be a part of their educational and academic careers!
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Live Group Class
$12
weekly1x per week
50 min
Completed by 6 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 12-15
2-5 learners per class