Homeschooling with Masterpiece Cards

"We LOVE these Cards! We are a home schooling family and enjoy using the Cards for discussion starters...

The best feature is two-fold: quality and portability. The box is sturdy and attractive. I leave it out near our work area so it's easily accessible.

It continues to be a pleasure and joy to share the beauty and expression in this box! Thank you."

A. Adair from Tampa, FL

"Masterpiece Cards is a great resource -- and I don't believe there is anything else like it on the market."

Heather Idoni, Editor, Homeschooler's Notebook

"The Cards are beautiful and I am excited to incorporate them into our homeschool studies! I have read some of your blog posts and found them to be very informative."


M. Schmidt from Plain City, OH

"We received the Masterpiece Cards and they are fabulous! Everything I was expecting and more. My daughters thought they would be great to study from and it is fun to just sit and browse through them...We will rearrange them many times, by date, country of origin and artist."

T. Stephens from Indianapolis, IN  

"Just wanted to tell you how impressed we were with your Cards". 

C. Nietmann from Huntingtown, MD


Homeschool Curriculum in Art History

Designing a homeschool curriculum in art history or art appreciation can be daunting! Here are the art books used to determine the famous paintings featured on Masterpiece Cards:

art history books
 

We combed through these 17,000 pages to discover which famous paintings are most often discussed.  Then we asked art historians to explain the paintings... and packed the results onto 250 Cards.

We make it easy for you to decide which images and content are appropriate, to examine this artwork with your family, and to create an itinerary for an art museum visit.

See a sample art history card, or order Masterpiece Cards for your family.

Note: I confess that I stashed some turkey on top of Gardner's Art Through the Ages...

 



 

Homeschooler's Notebook Review

We were elated at the thumbs-up review of Masterpiece Cards from Heather Idoni, Editor of Homeschooler's Notebook.  She said: 

One thing I really like about these fine art images printed on heavy card stock is the fact that they are MUCH more versatile than a standard art book, because you can sort out what you want to use to teach or study in so many different ways.