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1 LIST OF CONTENTS © The Goodwill Art Service Ltd Series 1, Set 9 PERSPECTIVE GOODWILL TEACHING GUIDE — Formal elements in painting PART 3 The 30 images Bennet, Smithﬁeld Club Show Breughel, Wedding breakfast Burra, Café C15th Century, Boccaccio’s Romance Canaletto, Old Walton Bridge over the Thames Chinese, Tea packing warehouse De Blieck, View in the Laurenskerk Durer, St Jerome Escher, Ascending and Descending Feininger, Lady in mauve Fouquier, Winter scene Hiroshige, Mount Fuji Hobbema, The Avenue at Middelharnis Kipling, The Cat that walked by himself Liebermann, Potato picking Lowry, Children playing Monet, Garden path at Giverny Munch, Girl on the bridge Nash, Mansions of the dead Pissarro, Camille, Place du Theatre Francais Pissarro, Lucien, Sun and Snow Ravilious, The greenhouse Richards, Marmalade Bridge Segantini, Benediction of sheep Sloan, City from Greenwich Village Spencer, Resurrection of the soldier Toulouse-Lautrec, Partie de campagne Uccello, Battle of San Romano Van Gogh, Landscape at Auvers Veneziano, Miracle of St. Zenobius For easy navigation blue signals a link to a relevant page. Click to follow the link. Top right of every page is a link returning to this LIST OF CONTENTS page. Click here for a full list of Goodwill Art titles. PART I Artistic elements of the subject Looking, describing and comparing Making and investigating - 1 Making and investigating - 2 PART 2 Goodwill’s guide to developing visual literacy Exploring the basic elements in a work Further advice for the teacher Kipling, The Cat that walked by himself PERSPECTIVE through a writer's eyes . . . Before him stretched the long, laborious road, dry, empty, and white. It was quite open to the heath on each side, and bisected that vast dark surface like the parting-line on a head of black hair, diminishing and bending away on the furthest horizon. The old man frequently stretched his eyes ahead to gaze over the tract that he had yet to traverse. . . From THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE By Thomas Hardy (English, 1840-1928) These sets of pictures on popular themes with teaching guides are intended to be sufﬁciently general for teachers to select and adapt the ideas to match students’ ability and individual needs at any age.

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LIST OF CONTENTS

Part 1

PERSPECTIVE

GOODWILL TEACHING GUIDE — Formal elements in painting

PART 3 The 30 imagesBennet, Smithfield Club ShowBreughel, Wedding breakfastBurra, CaféC15th Century, Boccaccio’s RomanceCanaletto, Old Walton Bridge over the ThamesChinese, Tea packing warehouseDe Blieck, View in the LaurenskerkDurer, St JeromeEscher, Ascending and DescendingFeininger, Lady in mauveFouquier, Winter sceneHiroshige, Mount FujiHobbema, The Avenue at MiddelharnisKipling, The Cat that walked by himselfLiebermann, Potato pickingLowry, Children playingMonet, Garden path at GivernyMunch, Girl on the bridgeNash, Mansions of the deadPissarro, Camille, Place du Theatre FrancaisPissarro, Lucien, Sun and SnowRavilious, The greenhouseRichards, Marmalade BridgeSegantini, Benediction of sheepSloan, City from Greenwich VillageSpencer, Resurrection of the soldierToulouse-Lautrec, Partie de campagneUccello, Battle of San RomanoVan Gogh, Landscape at AuversVeneziano, Miracle of St. Zenobius

For easy navigation blue signals a link to a relevant page. Click to follow the link.

Top right of every page is a link returning to this LIST OF CONTENTS page.

Click here for a full list of Goodwill Art titles.

PART I Artistic elements of the subjectLooking, describing and comparingMaking and investigating - 1Making and investigating - 2

PART 2 Goodwill’s guide to developing visual literacyExploring the basic elements in a workFurther advice for the teacher

Kipling, The Cat that walked by himself

PERSPECTIVEthrough a writer's eyes

. . . Before him stretched the long, laborious road, dry, empty, and white. It was quite open to the heath on each side, and bisected that vast dark surface like the parting-line on a head of black hair, diminishing and bending away on the furthest horizon. The old man frequently stretched his eyes ahead to gaze over the tract that he had yet to traverse. . .

From THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE By Thomas Hardy (English, 1840-1928)

These sets of pictures on popular themes with teaching guides are intended to be sufficiently general for teachers to select and adapt the ideas to match students’ ability and individual needs at any age.

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