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CHILDCRAFT ART FOR CHILDREN

llcry of Art,

Girl with a Watering iv

Can

PIERRE AUGUSTE RENOIR

Washingion, D. C. (Chester Dale Collection)

IN FIFTEEN

VO LU

IVI

VOLUMES E

TEN

ART FOR CHILDREN

FIELD ENTERPRISES, INC.

CH CAG O I

CHILDCRAFT (Ileg. U. S. Pat. Off.)

Copyright 1954, U. S. A. by Field Enterprises, Inc. Copyright not claimed on pages 26a-26h; 42a-42d; 583-58!; and I22a-i22h Copyright 1949 by Field Enterprises, Inc. Copyright 1947, 1945, 1942, 1939 by The Quarrie Corporation Copyright 1937, i935. 1934 by W. F. Quarrie & Company

The Copyright

1

93

1,

Child's Tre.^sury

1923 by

W.

Quarrie &

F.

Company

International Copyright

1954, 1949 by Field Enterprises, Inc.

International Copyright 1947

by The Quarrie Corporation

All

rights

reserved.

This volume

reproduced in whole or

in

part

may in

not be

any form

without written permission from the publishers.

J'rintcd in the U. S.

A.

Acknowledgements

The author

gratefully acknowledges the constructive help she received from the folliiHing outstanding leaders in the field of art education: Victor D'Aiiuen, Director, Department of Education, Museum of Modern Art, New York Cit> Lester B. Bridaham, Secretar\ to the Trustees of The Art Institute of Chicago: Edith L. Mitchell, Art Director, State Department of Instruction, Delaware; Lucy Retting Uhl, formerly Director, Play Schools Association, York City; Edward Glannon, Art Teacher, Ethical Culture ;

Schools,

New New York

City;

and Belle Boas, Educational Director, Baltimore

Museum

of Art, Baltimore,

Md.

The magic

of art

By VICTOR d'amico, Educational

Museum In an old glasses

fain,/ tale,

of

Modern

Art,

When

girls

Director

York City

you can read about

through which boys and

derful things.

New

a pair of

could see

magic

eye-

many won-

they put these glasses on, everything

around them looked beautiful. They could see people and things in lands across the sea.

They could

were made long, long ago. But,

no magic

as

also see things that

you know, there

really are

eyeglasses.

Yet there is a kind of magic in this book, for it takes you on an exciting journey into the wonderland of art. Here you can see paintings and art objects which were made by some of the world's greatest

artists.

Some

of these artists lived in this

country. Others lived in faraway lands. Still

Some

are alive today.

others lived long ago.

The magic was put into this book by Jane Cooper Bland, one of the most famous art teachers in the United States. She knows the kind of art boys and girls like, for she has worked with them for many years. She shows that art is a kind of language that we can use to say things we feel and think and imagine. She also shows how the beauty that artists see and put into their pictures

is all

Every time you open tures,

it

will

be

fairy tale. After

this

magic

like

this

around

book

for us to see.

to look at the beautiful pic-

putting on the magic eyeglasses of the old

you have read the book, you will find some of you see around you every day.

in things

AA^hat

vou

will find

in this

In art

book

on page

we can make pictures of things ue loxe and know and imagine

Artists

haxe always made pictures what they feel and think

to say

Different materials

ig

tell

us

different things to

do

67

build

97

Seeing and disco\-ering

ng

Shapes of things

men

In art

we

can make pictures of things

we

love

and know

and imagine

We can

make

pietiires

with

pSlIlt

or ^^lth

cky

or with

cloth

or with

crayons

or with

many

other

materials

"^?^%-

Barbara Morgan

We make pictures of things we love You can

tell

that this

little girl

loves her eat.

We may not all like the same things. But most

of us like to

make

pictures of the things

we

lo\'e.

Wc like to make pictures of the things we wish and

of the things

for,

we remember.

We can make things with cla\ If }ou want to tell someone about something \ou lo\e, or about something

you would hke to ha\e, would you make it out of Or would you make it out of something else?

ela\ ?

This boy has started to make a eat out of elaw

Of

\ ou ean make ou want to make.

course

whatever

\

I

lere are a

few things

that other boys ha\'e

made

and

girls

out of clav.

How

shall

we

begin?

Wlien you work with clay, one way to start is to push and squeeze to see

and twist the clay what kind of shape it

Perhaps the shape of the clay will help you to thnik something you would like to make out of it. You can poke holes in it if you want to. You can make it either rough or smooth. of

When

the clay

is

dry,

you may want to paint

it.

Or, you

may

even

want to scratch pictures on it with a nail.

turns into.

You may want

to paint your picture

Sometimes, you ma}- want to paint pictures of things xisit, of many things you think about, or of animals and other interesting things.

j'ou do,

of places you

This

bo)- has

Perhaps he

painted a picture of a farm.

lives there or

has visited

it.

He may

even wish that he lived on a farm. So he has painted a picture of it.

Of it

course,

will

You in

if

you paint

not look

will

your

want

own

a

farm picture,

like this picture.

to paint

way.

it

What

colors

\\

ould

Tliere are

on

many

Here

We

\

like to use?

different colors.

are

some

of

them.

can use colors \\ithout changing them or we can make new colors.

We can make a new color by putting one color into another and mixing them together.

a little of

We can mix colors before we put them in our pictures Have \'ou e\er tried to see how many different eolors vou can get by mixing paints? You can mix colors on a plate and then paint your picture. Jimmy had fun mixing colors this way. Then he put them in this picture where he thought they looked just right.

We can mix colors right on the paper as we paint You can

paint a color on vour paper and mix another color with

while thcv are botli that Joan

still

wet. I'his

made bv mixing

is

it

the picture

colors in this way.

Fun w ith

a brush

is fun to see what you can do with your brush. See what happens you move it fast or slowlv, or when you press down hard or hghth Try making the end of the brush

It

if

.

dance or skip or walk around.

You may

find that

you make

a mistake

But if you look carefully at what you you may discover something new. It if

10

now and

then.

ha\-e done,

may be something you ne\'er would have thought about you had not made the mistake.

Nancy made

her brush do

many

things in painting this picture

Peter painted his picture with a sponge and a brush

We can make pictures w ith chalk This bov

is

making

a chalk picture

on the blackboard.

Chalk comes

in many beautiful colors. You can make many different colors w ith just as

This b\-

is

chalk

you can with paint. a picture that Pauline

made

mixino; colored chalk.

olit;in

ot

A

Kittens hv Il'SUAN

TSUNG

These kittens are painted on a long piece It was made by a Chinese artist more than three hundred years ago to hang in a house in China.

An

Egyptian Bronze

of

silk,

Dog

People have always made pictures of their pets. This bronze dog with a gold collar was

by an

artist

more than

who

made

lived in

Egypt

three thousand years ago.

Perhaps he had a pet dog just like

30

it.

Courtesy The Metropolitan

Museum

of Art,

New York

called a scroll

Baby Owl by

How soft lias

and feathery tliis German painter the owl look in this painting!

made

A Tliis

ALBRECHT DURER

Clay

make-believe

The

Cow Made

in

Holland

eow was made out

gay eolor and designs

of elay.

make

it

even more make-believe. Tlie artist must have had fun making it. The Mctropoliinn Museum

of Art. Ne%v

York

A Bison Cow People

who

lived in caves a long, long time ago, painted pictures

on the walls. This picture of a bison cow is one of the oldest pictures in the world. It was painted many thousands of years ago in the ca\'e in Altamira in Northern Spain.

32

33

Elephant by

This

little

round elephant

is

Do

JOHN

B.

FLANNAGAN

carved from a hard stone ealled bluestone.

you see how the

lines of its

body and trunk

curve almost into a circle?

An American

artist car\'ed

it

a

few years ago.

Prince Riding on an Elephant from

MUGHAL ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPT

Tlie elephant in this picture

is

chcsscd up witli bracelets, tinkling bells,

and

a beautiful blanket.

It is

taking an Indian prince for a ride.

Does the elephant make vou think

of circus elephants

do funnv tricks? This picture was once in a book made all h\ hand that

in India.

A Clay Hippopotamus Isn't this little clav

hippopotamus

a beautiful color?

The Eg\ptian

artist

who made

it

with a design

decorated

it

of flow ers

and

lea\es.

Tliese arc just like flowers

and

lea\es that

grow

along a big ri\er

where the hippopotamus swims.

34

Courtesy "ihc

Mc

.Mliscuiu

uI

Art.

New

^otk

Courtesy The Mctropoi

Unicorn Tapestry Some

artists

w ca\c pictures into eloth with eolored threads.

made

in this a

How

way

is

a tapestrv.

A

pieture

This tapestry shows

niakc-bclicne animal, called a unicorn.

jjioudly the unicorn lies

among

the lovely flowers!

A

36

Javanese Sarong

Milropohl.in Mu^,lllll cf Art,

New V

How

proud the lady must have been wlio \\ore artist who hved on the island of Ja\'a the South Seas. He must have had fun

this

gav scarf!

It

was made

by an in

making

all

the different animals and decorating

them

with different designs and colors.

37

A An

Gilt Bronze Pin

made this pin from shin\- liard metal and bright-colored jewels. He thought these would be just right

artist

for the eagle's sharp

beak and glittering eve. The pin was probably worn by a king more than one thousand \'ears ago.

A

Necklace from Peru

Silver

Have you e\er made from

a necklaec

daisies, or bottle tops,

or other things

that are just alike? Tliis

one

is

made

of six little birds,

cut out of

silver.

The

who made

artist

lived in

it

South America.

al

Gallery oi' Art, Washington, D. C. (Robert Woods Bliss Collection)

White-Headed Eagle hv

The

artist

who

JOHN JAMES AUDUBON

painted this ])ieture traveled through

and forests and animals. He made this pieture of a voung eagle standing on the look-out high up in a tree.

in i\nicrica.

Animals and birds arc often used

He saw many

fields

birds

emblems. An eagle was chosen Can vou think of any other animals or birds that are used as emblems? as

emblem

as

of the United States.

39

An

Indian

Totem

Pole

Indian totem poles are made of carved pictures of animals and The pictures were carved, one abo\e another, out of tall trees. Totem poles were made by Indian tribes who lived in the northwestern part of America.

The

carved pictures tell about the tribe's brave men and the exciting things they did. Totem poles were set up in front of meetinghouses in Indian villages.

40

people.

41

Stone Carvings

hom NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL Make-belie\c animals are often used to decorate churches and other buildings. A French artist car\ed these animals out of stone.

on the outside walls of because the

They

a big

are high

church

up

in Paris.

Make-believe animals are fun to carve can make them an\- \\a\- he wants to.

artist

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Councsy Iiepartmtnt

of Child Study, Vassar Collt:

Bridge Shapes These children arc building

They have

What when

started to

a bridge across a little brook.

it

with pieces of an old

do you think the bridge it is

will

tree.

look like

finished?

Tliis stone bridge It is

make

was built long ago across a held up by beautiful curving arches.

ri\-er

in Italy.

Emilia Bologn.1, Courtesy Harvard Architectural Lilirarv. CambridKe, Mai

^iSlk.-,

0

red Lyon, R.iph.

This bridge

is

so high above the water that big ships can go under Steel wires hold

Do you

see

it

it.

to the tall towers at each end.

what

a beautiful curve

it

makes

against the sky? It IS

in

the

San

Golden Gate Bridge

P'rancisco, California.

105

Over and Under Shapes Here

is

another kind of bridge.

Some

while other cars are going under

cars are going over

it.

Don't you think the straight roads and the

make It

a beautiful design together?

looks like a clover leaf,

so people call

106

it

a clover-leaf crossing.

cur\'ing ones

it

Photo courusy

Mli.scuih of

Modern

This

is

a picture of

in a

zoo

in

an o\cr-and-under walk for penguins tliat live London. It must be fun to walk up and down

and Tliese interesting shapes were

made

just for children to play in.

rl

W.

Cullers, Stockholm,

Swtdtn

all

around the curves.

Shapes Built High in the Sky

Many

buildings reach high in the sky.

This boy remembers his visit to the

He

is

The

making

United Nations Building

in

a tall building with blocks to

low, round part

New

York.

show what

makes the high part look

taller.

it

looks

like.

Courtesy

S.

C. Johnson

& Sons, Racine, Wis.

Maiiv

Here with a

Dou't \ou

tall

is

a

l)uildings

ha\c

tall

towers.

building in Racine, Wisconsin,

much higher than the other parts. made In' the bauds around the tower?

tower

like the design

log



Tower Shapes People have always liked to build towers that go

up into the skv

square towers,

round towers, and pointed towers.

The

towers shown on this page

are in Italy.

They were

The round tower It is

is

built long ago.

in Pi.sa.

leaning

beeause the ground on one side sank.

H. Armstrong Roberts Courtesy Nancy Bernstein

The

square towers

are in a small in

Northern

town

Italy.

Each tower has

a bell

and, sometimes, the bells all

ring together.

These towers

are

all in

the United States.

Tliey are not nearly so old as the

Tlic old chureh

ones on the opposite page.

shown here

is

in

New

Don't

Hampshire.

}'ou like the

wav

the different shapes look together?

Ward

The Washington Monument

in

From

Washington, D. C. you can see and miles around.

Fhe tower of the Nebraska Capitol rises high above the plains around it.

ujiinn

a«ia»

Ho

the top of this tower,

for miles

1

Allen

the tallest building

is

Shapes with Square Corners

The shape of this lovely old house Can you see how the row of posts makes an

is

longer than

interesting design?

The name

of the house is Mount Vernon. George Washington used to live in it.

it is

high.

113

Rockefeller Center in

New

York looks

as

if it

were made of big bloeks

standing beside eaeh other, doesn't

it?

Round Shapes Tlic top of this old churcli in Rome looks like the top half of This kind of shape is ealled a dome. Have vou seen an\- building that has a dome?

a ball.

Chicago Bridge

Gasoline in these

is

kept

round metal tanks that look

like big silver balls.

114

.ind Iron Co.

U.

S.

Indian

S.

Pointed Shapes Don't the tepees

in this

Montana make you think

Indian xihage in

of upsidc

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o

O •X

o

^ £ ^

^Cl rr

Give Us This Dav by

MARSDEN HARTLEY

How many

times can you find a shape you turn the picture upside down, you can see the shapes more easily. If

like this

in this picture?

Shapes You Sec Over and Over Again In this pliotograph there arc curved shapes lliere arc also rows of

Can von

and shapes with square corners.

hnes

find an\ shapes that

tliat

go in different directions.

we can

see over

and over again

in different parts of this picture?

123

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~-^

^vT

Courtesy Metropolilan

Shapes that look

like

Museum

of Art,

New

1 orl

caeh other ha\c been caned

into this big piece of marble.

Sheep are carved on one side and goats on the other. Do you see how the shapes look

The animals painted on this Can you find other designs on the

alike?

big jar look like each other, too

jar

that look like each other?

124

Courtesy Metropolit.in

Museum

of Art,

New

York

Children on the Beaeh by

The

artist

made

TONI HUGHKS

the picture of these children

by bending wire and screen into different sliapes. Can \ou find cur\ing shapes and straight lines in different parts of the design?

Wild Boars by

HEINZ WARNEKE

The

artist made shapes that are like each other when he carved animal design out of stone. Can you find any shapes that are alike? Can you see that the heads of the boars

this

are almost the same,

even if one boar is looking down and the other one is looking straight ahead?

[26

127

Three Jaguars hy

AN UNKNOWN COSIA RICAN ARTIST

Tliese jaguars were carved long, long ago out of a big piece of stone.

Tlicy are kneeling together on top of

it.

Tlie animals are not just alike

but wc can find the same shapes

in all three.

We Can Find One and

Interesting Shapes

of the nicest things

we can do

to look

see the shapes that clouds make.

They

are always changing

and they make us think of

128

is

Everywhere

all sorts

of things.

up

at the skv

Shadows Make Wonderful Shapes If

we look

them, we can see shadow shapes

all around us. Sometimes thev stand still and sometimes they change from one shape to another. Ha\'e vou ever pla^'cd games with ^our own shadow?

for

tc!.y

Swiss Monthly

Everyday Things Have Different Shapes Have

Many

)-ou c\-cr

noticed that shells ha\e wonderful shapes and colors? have beautiful designs on them.

shells also

Stones ha\e different shapes, too. There are round smooth stones, sharp pointed stones, rough square stones, and man\ other kinds. Stones also ha\e man\- different colors in them.

"DU"

Wjlttr Lluniluli,

We Can Find Designs in This cat has

Everything

a lovclv striped design all o\cr It

has stripes on

it.

its fur.

Can von sec that its whiskers make a stri])cd design, too? 131

Designs in Trees If we look up at the sky through tlie leax-es we can see different shapes and colors.

of a tree,

Tire leaves, with the sky shov\ing in between them,

make

a lo\-cly design.

When we can

13:

the sun shines through the leaves, see many shades of green.

133

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'X

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Designs on the Ground There

are

all

kinds of shapes and colors on the ground in the woods. Tlrere are many more than we can name, dirt

What

else

and

stones, leaves

and old wood.

can you find in this photograph?

The Swimming Pool by SALLY

What

did Sally see

when

slic \\-cnt

to the

swimming pool?

She saw blue and green water

many

greens in the grass

brown and gray and purple rocks white splashes in the waterfall white splashes where a girl kieks her feet su'irling shapes in the water pointed shapes in the grass

round shapes of the roeks the special shape of the pool

Look around you and see how many shapes and colors and designs you can see from where vou are right now.

134

INDEX |At the end of

volume

15.

there

is

a e

Acrobats. 10:64

Cassatt,

"Adoration of the Magi" by

10:26g

Koscli.

"After the Bath" by Cassatt, 10:26d-26e

Angelico, Fra

"Fhght into Egypt, The," 10:26f Animals Made in Finland, I0:S4



Chtldcra

all

Mary

"After the Bath," 10:26d-26e "Cat and Bird" by Klee, 10:42 Cathedrals: see Chartres Cathedral; Notre Cathedral

"Affection" by Zorach, 10:23

Architecture

nplete index t^

Dame

Cave Drawings Bison Cow, A. 10:32 Cezanne, Paul

Pictures, 10:104-1 IS

Art

"Big Apples, The." 10:26h

materials, 10:2, 4-13,

Chagall, Marc

If.-lS, ()V,-9f,

Audubon, John James "White-Headed Eagle," 10:39 "Baby in Red Chair." Unknown, 10:24

"Juggler. The," 10:42d-43

Chalk Chardin, Jean Baptiste Simeon "Blessing, The," 10:26a

"House

Picture Carved in Stone,

"Children on the Beach" by Hughes. 10:12S Children's Art: All the children's art not otherwise

was collected by Jane Bland

credited

"Blowing Bubbles, Boy," by Manet. 10:5Sf Bonnard, Pierre "Landscape at Vernon," 10:122d

Children's Art, 10:S-9.

"Me on

Famous

Hoo/y,

./.

10:47

a

Horse" by Doris, 10:S7

10:44

"Picture of Me, A," by Johnny, 10: IS Shapes Built High in the Sky, 10:10S Space designs, 10:78-79, 82, 85

"Swimming

Pool, The," by Sally, 10:134

"Bottle of Suze" by I^icasso, 10:76

We Can Make

"Boy Blowing Bubbles" by Manet, 10:5Sf Braque, Georges "Musical Forms," 10:l22f

"What

Things with Clay. 10:4 Did on Thanksgiving Day" by George,

10:66

Games" by Brueghel, 10:58j "Child with a Pigeon, The" by Picasso. 10:58d-5Se at Play" by Kano. 10:5Si

Brueghel, Pieter, the Elder

"Chinese Children

"Chililrcn's Games," 10:5Si Buildings— Pictures, 10:109-114,

Chirico, Giorgio de

"Horse and Zebra on

117

Burchfleld, Charles E.

"Night Wind." 10:42c "Burning of die Sanjo Palace

1

"Children's

Pictures, 10:1(14-1(16

(detail

).

The." by

a

Japanese Artist. 10:S3

Made Shapes Made

a Beach." 10:5,Sa

Circle Shapes

for Fun. 10:103

Circle

for

Wort

Clay

by Renoir, 10:21 Holland. A. 10:^1

at the Easel"

Cow Made

in

"Circus," 10:H3

Clay Hippopotamus. A. 10:34

"Lobster Trap and Fish Tail." 10:96

Clay Modeling, 10:4-5

Cow Made in Holland. A. 10:31 Clay Hippopotamus. A. 10:34

Caroto, Giovanni Francesco

Clay

"Portrait of a Boy," 10: IS

Clay Modeling; Carving

see

10:102

"Circus" by Calder, 10:83

"Claude

Calder, Alexander

Wood

17

Paul's Design Painting, 10:46

"Adoration of the Magi," 10:26g "Temptation of Saint Anthony (Detail). The,"

Carving:

14.

Mobiles, 10:93-95

Bosch, Hieronymus



11, 12, 13,

Collages, 10:72-74

of Kells

Bridges

from the Chartres

.-i.

Cathedral, 10:28

"Blessing. The." by Chardin, 10:26a

Picture jrom a

of Cards, The," 10:5,Sg

Chartres Cathedral

"Big Apples, The," by Cezanne. 10:26h Bison Cow. A, 10:32

Book

10:12

pictures,

"Baby Owl" by Diirer, 10:31 Bayeux Tapestry Famous French Tapestry, A, 10:62-63 "Bedroom, The," by De Hooch, 10:26c Bellows, George W. "Lady Jean," 10:22

Sculpture,

Stone:

"Man Riding 10:55

a

Long Necked

Hcjrsc."

Unknown,

INDEX

136

Cloth: see also Scrolls; Tapestrv

Embroidered

Picture.

An,

Ghirlandajo,

10:581i

II

"Francesco Sassetti and His Son." 10:2f.d Gilt Bronze Pin, A, 10:38 "Girl with a Watering Can" by Renoir. 10:Fron-

Jaraiiese Sarong, A. 10:36-37 pictures, 10:16-1S

Collages, 10:70. 72-77. S5

tispiece

Color

Gi\e Us

for painting

and drawing.

10:7-9. 11. 12

H

H2-

134

This Day" by Hartley. 10:122h Glackens, William J.

"Dream

Colors Are All Around Us, 10:121 Costumes to Mal^e Believe, Grown-Up People also Wear, 10:89 Costumes We Wear for Make-Beliere, 10:SS "Count of Calves, The." by Pablo de Jesus and San Geronimo, 10:14 Cotcr of an Indian Shield, The, by a Sioux Indian, 10:56-57

Ride." 10:43

Gogh, Vincent van

"Room at Aries." 10:26b "Starry Night." 10:42b "Goin' Fishin' " by Dove, 10:75 Greco, El "St.

Martin and the Beggar." 10:5Sb

Hartley,

Marsden

"Give Us This Day." 10:122h Harresting Scene. A. from The

Crayon pictures. 10:13

Tomb

of

Menena.

10:65

CrivcUi. Carlo

Homer, Winslow

"St. George and the Dragon," 10:58c D'Amico, Victor Magic of Art. The, 10:\'

"Snap the Whip." 10:5Sj-58k Hooch, Pieter de "Bedroom. The." 10:26c "Horse and Zebra on a Bench" by Chirico, 10:58a "House of Cards. The," by Chardin, 10:58g H'Suan Tsung

De

Creeft, Jose

"Picador." 10:81

De Hooch,

Dtad

Pieter: see

Hooch. Pieter de

by Lippold. 10:81 Designs, Space: sec Space Designs llird"

Dolls. Kachiiui, 10:S7

Donatello "Statue of a Brave Soldier. .\." 10:52

Dove, Arthur

Dressing

for Fun, 10:90 to

Look Important.

10:91

Diirer, Albrecht

"Baby Oul." 10:31 Egyptian Bronze Dog. An, 10:30 "Elephant" by Flannagan. 10:33

Picture from a Famous Book. -^. 10:47 Prince Riding on an Elephant, from Mughal Illuminated Manuscript. 10:34 "Improvisadon No. 30" by Kandinsky. 10:48

Indian Totem Pole. An. 10:40 Indian Wall Painting, An. 10:46 Jakuchu, Ito "Roosters." 10:28-29

El Greco: sec Greco, El

laranese Sarong.

Embroidered Picture, An, 10:58h Eamous French Tapestry, A, 10:62-63

"Jean on a Jesus,

Flannagan, John B.

Jesus Christ

"Elephant," 10:33 "Flight into Egypt, The," by Fra Angelico, 10:26f "Four Horses," a Persian Drawing, 10:56

"Francesco Sassetti and His Son" bv Ghirlandaio 10:26d Gattamelata Monument "Statue of a Bra\e Soldier. A." bv Donatello 10:i:

Gauguin, Paul "Tahitian Mountains," 10:122b

Hand A

10:27

"Dream Ride" by Glackens. 10:43

Up Up

II Ghirlandajo: see Ghirlandajo, II Illumination of Books and Manuscripts

Page from an Old Book ^lade by

"Goin" Fishin"." 10:75

Drawing, 10:12-14 Dressing

"Kittens." 10:30

Hughes, Toni Children on the Beach," 10:125

.!.

10:36-37

Wooden Horse" by Monet. 10:58d

Pablo Ignacio de: see Pablo de Jesus, Friar



Pictures

".Adoration of the

Tlight into

Magi" by Bosch. 10:26g

Eg\-pt.

The."

bv

Fra

10:26f

Jewelry Gilt Bronze Pin. A, 10:38 Siher Necklace from Peru, A. 10:38 "Juggler. The." by Chagall. 10:42d-43 Kachina Dolls. 10:87 Kandinsky, Wassilj

"Improvisation No. 30." 10:48

.'\ngelico.

INDEX Kano, Yutoku

Murals

"Chinese Children Kells,

Book

137

hntuin Wall Painting. An. 10:46

at Play," 10:5Si

"Musical Forms" by Braque, 10:122f

of

Needlework Embroidered

Picture from a Fiimoiis Boolf, A, 10:47

"Kittens" by H'Suan Tsung, 10:30 Klee, Paul

"Cat and Bird," 10:42 "Lady fean" by Bellows, 10:22 "Landscape at Vernon" by Bonnard, 10:122d Lautrec, Henri de Toulouse: sec Toulouse-Lautrec,

Picture. An. 10:5Sh "Night Wind" by Burchfield. 10:42c Notre Dame Cathedral Stone Carvings from Notre Dame Cathedral,

10:41

Observation Seeing and Discorering. 10:119-134

Henri de

Leaning Tower of

Pisa: see Pisa

— Leaning

Tower

Old-Fasliioned Valentine. An. 10:77

Pablo de Jesus, Friar

Lear, Edw,ard

"Count of Calves, The," by Pablo de Jesus and San Geronimo, 10:54 Page from an Old Book ^^ade by Hand. A. 10:27 "Page from a Sketch Book, A," by Toulouse-

"NLinypeeplia Upsidownia." 10:45

"Lehigh Canal" by Pickett, 10:122f-122g Lippold, Richard

"Dead Bird," 10:81 "Litde Garden of Paradise" by

Unknown German

Painter, 10:122d-I22e

Lautrec, 10:55

Painting: 10:6-11

Paper Work, 10:92-93

"Lobster Trap and Fish Tail" by Calder, 10:96

Paul's Design Painting, 10:46

LoufI, Charles

"Merry-Go-Round Horse, A," 10:5S Magic of Art. The. by D'Amico, 10:v Manet, Edouard "Boy Blowing Bubbles." 10:5Sf "Man Riding a Long-Necked Horse," Unknown,

pictures, 10:13

"Picador" by

De

Creeft, 10:81

Picasso, Pablo

"Bottle of Suze," 10:76

"Child with a Pigeon, The," 10:58d-58e

10:55

"Manypeeplia Upsidownia" by Lear, 10:45

Masks

Pencil

"Lehigh Canal," 10:122f-122g

(for the face)

Up Up

Dressing Dressing

Picture Carved in Stone,

for Fun, 10:90 to Loo/^

Pickett, Joseph

A, from

Picture

from a Famous

Bool{, A, 10:47

Henri "Mimosa Rug," 10:49

Pisa

"Purple Robe, The," 10:122a

"Portrait of a Boy" by Caroto, 10:15

Matisse,

"Meeting of Saint Anthony and setta,

St.

Paul" by Sas-

—Leaning Tower—

Pictures, 10:110

Posters

Acrobats, 10:64

10:5X1-59

"Me on a Horse" by Doris, 10:57 "Men Sho\eling Chairs" bv a Flemish

Prince Riding on an Elephant, from Painter.

10:44

Mughal

Il-

luminated Manuscript, 10:34 "Purple Robe, The," by Matisse, 10:122a

"Merry-Go-Round Hor.se, A," by Louff, 10:5,S "Mimosa Rug" by Matisse, 10:49 "Misses Maude and Maxine Meyer de Schauensee and Muffin. The," bv Watkins, 10:26 Mobiles, 10:93-96

Monuments: Toiiibs;

see

also

Gattamclata

Religious Art: see also

Cathedral;

Dame

Jesus

Book Christ

of Kells; Chartres

—Pictures;

Notre

Cathedral

"Blessing, The," by Chardin, 10:26a

Indian Wall Painting, An. 10:46

Monet, Claude "Jean on a Wooden Horse." 10:58d

"Little

Monument;

Washington Monument

man

Garden of Painter,

Paradi.se"

by

Unknown

Ger-

10:122iM22c

"Meeting of Saint Anthony

.iiul

St.

Paid" by

Sassetta, 10:581-59

Monuments Trajan's

Chartres

the

Cathedral, 10:28

Important. 10:91

Column, 10:59

Moore, Henry "Rocking Chair," 10:25 Mount Vernon, Virginia Pictures, 10:112



Dragon" by

"St.

George and

"St.

Martin and the Beggar" by El Greco. 10:58b

ihc

Crivelli, 10:58c

"Temptation of Saint Anthony (Detail), The." by Bosch, 10:44

1

I

XDEX

Renoir, Pierre Auguste

"Claude "Girl

"Spatial Construction"

at the Easel." 10:21

Watering Can." 10:Frontispiece Rockefeller Center Pictures, 10:113 "Rocking Chair" by Moore. 10:25 \\

ith a



'"Rooin at Aries" by

Van Gogh, 10:26b

'•Roosters" by Jakuchu. I0:2S-29 Roszak, Theodore J.

De

Straw Animals Made

"Waterfall. The." 10:42-42a

"Swimming

Creeft. 10:81

in Finland. 10:84

Pool. The," by Sally. 10:134

"Tahitian Mountains" by Gauguin. 10:122b Matisse, 10:49

Tapestry

George and the Dragon" by Crivelli. 10:5Sc "St. Martin and the Beggar" by El Greco. 10:5Kb Sand "St.

for building and play, 10:99 San Geronimo, Father "Count of Gahes. The," by Pablo de Jesus and San Geronimo. 10:54

Sassetta

Famous French

St.

Bosch. 10:44

"Three Jaguars" bv

Costa Rican

.\rtist

Tombs Scene.

from

A.

The

Tomb

of

Mcnen.i, 10:65

Tombs

Scrolls

Unknown

10:127

Paul." 10:

581-59

Tapestry. A. 10:62-63

Unicorn Tapestry. 10:35

"Temptation of Saint Anthonv (Detail). The." by

Harvesting

"Meeting of Saint .^nthonv and



Pictures. 10:1 IS

Toulouse-Lautrec, Henri de

"Burning of the Sanjo Palace (Detail). The." by a Japanese Artist, 10:53

"Kittens." by

H'Suan Tsung.

Egyptian Bronze Dog. An. 10:30 "Rocking Chair" by Moore. 10:25

Sketch Book, A." 10:55

Unicorn Tapestry. 10:35 Valentine. An OtdFashioned, 10:77

Van Gogh. Vincent: Van Ruysdael, Jacob

"Statue of a Brave Soldier. .\." bv Donatello, 10:52

Cathedral.

10:41

Costa Rican

10:127

Column, 10:59 "Wild Boars" by Warneke. 10:126 Sculpture, Wire: see Wire Sculpture Seeing and Discovering, 10:119-134 Trajan's

Shapes, 10:97-118, 123-130, 132-134 Silver Necklace

from Peru, A, 10:38 "Snap die \\h\p" by Homer, 10:58j-58k

Space Designs, 10:78-84. 93-95. 125

see

Gogh,

Vincent

van



"Elephant" by Flannagan, 10:33 Picture Carved in Stone, A. from the Chartres Cathedral, 10:28

Dame

1

Column, 10:59

Warneke, Heinz "Wild Hoars." 10:i:(i Washington Monument

"Affection" by Zorach. 10:23 Sculpture, Stone

Unknown

a

Pictures, 10: 109-1

"Winter Landscape." 10:122b-122c Vases Pictures, 10:124

Sculpture, Marble, 10:124

"Three Jaguars" by



Trajan's

Sculpture: see also Clay .Modeling; Space Designs Sculpture, Bronze

Stone Carvings from Notre

"Page from

Towers 10:.?0

"Spring Festival on the Yellow River." part of a Chinese Scroll. 10:60-61

ist.

"Starry Night" by \'an Gogh. 10:42b "Statue of a Brave Soldier, A," by Donatello, 10:52 Stone Carvings from Notre Dame Cadiedral, 10:41 Stovepipe Sculpture

"Picador" by

"Spatial Construction." 10:S0

Rousseau, Henri

Rugs "Mimosa Rug" by

by Roszak. 10:80 "Spring Festival on the Yellow Ri\er." part of a Chinese Scroll. 10:60-61

.Art-



Pictures, 10:111

"\\'aterfall. The." by Rousseau. 10:42-42a Watkins, Franklin

-Maude and .Maxine Meyer de Schauensee and Muffin. The." 10:26 "What I Did on Thanksgi\ing Day" bv George. ".Misses

10:66

"White-Headed Eagle" by Audubon, 10:39 "Wild Boars" by Warneke, 10:126 "Winter Landscape" bv Van Ruvsdael, 10:122bI22c

Wire

Wood

Sculpture. 10:78-83, 94-96, 125

Carding

Indian Totem Pole, An, 10:40

"Merry-Go-Round Horse, A," bv Louff. 10:58 "Yellow Ri\er. Spring Festival on the," 10:60-61 Zorach, William "Affection," 10:23

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