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HOW ARTISTS SEE PEOPLE
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Woman: Woman In An Armchair, by Pablo Picasso.
Grade: K-6 •
Age: 5-12 •
Submitted by: Abbeville Press
Art Appreciation Points of Discussion
Excerpted from How Artists See People by Colleen Carroll.
Woman: Woman In An Armchair, by Pablo Picasso.
Starting with her hands, trace your finger around the lady as if you were drawing an outline.
If you don't see her at first, keep looking, and she will gradually appear to you.
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 How Artists See People: Boy, Girl, Man, Woman
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In How Artists See People, the author examines how humans have been depicted in works of art from different time periods and places.
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