Camille Pissarro was a Dutch-French artist whose work was especially important in the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist eras. I’m so pleased to be offering this collection of ten printable pieces of his work for you to enjoy in your home and share with your family. Pissarro’s landscapes are truly inspired and I think more appealing than some landscapes may be for many children.
For the month of November you can sign up to receive this collection for FREE! Â Click here to get yours.
Iconic 20th century American painter Grant Wood is best known for his painting American Gothic. Introduce your children to this famous work, as well as other depression-era Americana with this collection of 9 printable works of art.
You can get this collection FREE in September when you become a Subscriber Perks Member. Â Click here to join!
If your children are inspired by the action and adventure of the Wild West, they will love this new Fine Art Pages collection! You’ll enjoy 30 pieces of printable art that are going to delight your entire family, while providing stealth art appreciation–without adding anything onto Mom’s already very full schedule.
Don’t know how to use them? Â No problem. Â Every purchase of our Fine Art Pages includes our How to Use Fine Art Pages in Your Home guide that will show you how easy it is to make art appreciation a natural part of your home life! Charles M. Russell was a Montana cowboy that had a deep reverence for the lifestyle of the West, and for the Native Americans that shared the land. He specialized in cowboy and Native American art, creating over 4,000 works during his lifetime. We have chosen 20 of his paintings for this collection. Frederic Remington was a prolific artist, creating over 2,000 paintings, illustrations, and sculptures during the late 1800s and early 1900s. He specialized in cowboy and Native American subject matter, as well as U.S. Cavalry. Ten of his works are included in this collection.
My teenage sons and I have been enjoying our Prehistoric Art class since we started school last week. The interactive videos, the writing prompts that get them to think more deeply about the people and purpose for their art, and the discussions we’ve had about the creative evidence of that time have been really, really good. So now we’re looking forward to the next interactive online art class about Ancient History!
Even though we’re not studying ancient history this year, we’ll enjoy learning about art in chronological order. Â And I LOVE it that this course will include not only the typical ancient art we often are exposed to from Ancient Greece and Rome, but art from other cultures and continents will be included as well!
Cindy does a terrific job presenting, discussing, and teaching about art. YOU will get a lot out of it, and so will your teens! And did I mention that this is an excellent (and fun!) way for your high schoolers to earn art appreciation credit? It is!
Here’s a video where instructor Cindy Ingram explains more about the course:
Cindy has also been kind enough to share an exclusive coupon code for all of my friends here at Enrichment Studies. The code is ENRICHMENT and it will give you a 10% discount on the class or anything in the resource library at Art Curator for Kids! Â Click here to have your discount automatically entered for you.
I am SO excited to finally have this beautiful collection available for you! Mary Cassatt was an American Impressionist that spent a lot of time in Europe and studied alongside Degas.  She is most famous for her depictions of mothers and their children, though she herself never married nor had children.
This collection features a nice variety of 20 of Cassatt’s works in PDF format for you to print out and enjoy in your home. Â You’ll also receive our guide How to Use Fine Art Pages in Your Home that explains best practices for using Fine Art Pages to your greatest advantage. Â (Hint: Â It’s so easy on mom, and so effective for the entire family!) Â Click here to get yours!
James Whistler was an artist during the Guilded Age in the late 1800s. Though born to American parents, he was primarily based in the UK. He is known for being a big believer in “art for art’s sake,” and he commonly drew parallels between music and his art, often calling his works “harmonies, “arrangements,” “symphonies,” or “nocturnes.”
We have a beautiful and interesting new collection of 10 printable pieces of his work available for you this month, FREE exclusively to our Subscribers. Â Click here to sign up and get your free art!
Welcome to the Enrichment Lifestyle Blog! I'm so glad you're here. :) I'm Erica Johns, and I love to encourage homeschool moms and help them enjoy more of the beauty of the arts in everyday life.
About me: I started my homeschooling journey in 1997 and graduated the last of my six children in 2021. Amidst all the hard work, crazy days, uncertainty, and lost pencils, what I think we really gained was the gift of a lifetime: TIME TOGETHER. So awesome! Click my pic to learn more.
Camille Pissarro was a Dutch-French artist whose work was especially important in the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist eras. I’m so pleased to be offering this collection of ten printable pieces of his work for you to enjoy in your home and share with your family. Pissarro’s landscapes are truly inspired and I think more appealing than some landscapes may be for many children.
