How to Use Masterpiece Cards

With endless thanks to Mr. Clark's AP Art History class, who created a video about using Masterpiece Cards

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Users of Masterpiece Cards

Masterpiece Cards' customers are:
  • Students and teachers in AP art history, art appreciation, and intro art history college classes. Read more in For Students and For Teachers. 
  • female paintersVisitors to art museums.  Read a summary of the art history of a painting before you go.  With young children, embark on a treasure hunt to find art paintings in art museums. Get more details in For Travelers
  • Homeschool Families. Use the Cards to teach art appreciation, while easily monitoring which famous paintings are studied. Read about using the Cards in Homeschooling Art History.
Then please, oh please -- Check out what all these customers have said in Reviews of Masterpiece Cards!

Famous Paintings Explored and Explained

One of the 250 famous paintings examined in Masterpiece Cards - and one whose meaning is more clear after knowing its historical and social context.  The (now) famous painter, Rosa Bonheur, had to disguise herself as a man to gain admission into the horse market where she sketched this subject! Read more about this and other famous paintings by Rosa Bonher.Rosa Bonheur Horse Fair.


Horse Fair, Rosa Bonheur.  Oil on canvas, 1853 - 1855. 8' x 17' (approx.).  Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. 
 

It was recently discovered that she painted her self portrait into this imposing masterpiece.  I think she must have been laughing the entire time