Grant Woods’ American Gothic Line Drawing
$0.99Create your own fun version of Grant Woods’ American Gothic painting
Coloring great works of art helps us experience them in a fuller and deeper way. Not only will your students become familiar with great works of art, but they will also start to notice the elements of art and design in practice.
Here’s 5 quick easy ways to incorporate famous art line drawings into your school day!
*Wondering about copyright? At Ridge Light Ranch we are very careful about copyright because we value artists and we want you to be confident when you distribute items to your students. Most pieces of art featured here are now past copyright and in the public domain. In addition, line drawings of existing pieces of art are so unlike the original that creating and selling them is not considered infringement. Want more information? See this post: Copyright and the Art Teacher.
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Create your own fun version of Grant Woods’ American Gothic painting
Create your own fun version of Lichtenstein’s Ohhh… Alright painting
Create your own fun version of Lichtenstein’s Whaam painting
Create your own beautiful version of Albrecht Dürer’s Rhinoceros
Create your own beautiful version of Giotto’s “Raising of Lazarus,” from his Life of Christ series.
Create your own beautiful version the “Wisdom,” group title from the Stammheim Missal
Line-drawing of Santa and The Expense Book by Norman Rockwell