What Art Museum Fans Say

 Masterpiece Cards are fabulous! On a recent trip to an art museum, I found that I kept forgetting the names of artists and other details I learned during my college art history classes. With the great information on the back of the cards, the Masterpiece Cards have been the perfect memory refresher. I love them!!"

K. Marks from Washington, DC

"Masterpiece Cards are wonderful. Each Card includes a very robust description of the art and its significance along with detailed information such as medium, size and where the art can be found. A helpful Checklist sorted by city accompanies the cards, so you can see famous paintings wherever you go!

M. Girard from Alexandria, VA 

What Masterpiece Cards Customers Are Blogging...

Art Blog by Bob.  "Masterpiece Cards rides to the rescue of students and art lovers everywhere with their concise collection of 250 Cards featuring the greatest paintings from the Renaissance to the 1960s... With beautiful quality reproductions and informative text on the rear, each Card is a short lesson in art history." Please read more here.

Mom Central.  "Here is a product that is truly as innovative as it is ingenious. The Masterpiece Cards are a fun and interesting way to get your kids interested in art, to learn about truly important artists and paintings, and even to plan your next trip to a museum."  Go to momcentral.com, and search there for this great review!

Homeschooler's Notebook. "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."  Read more of her praise here (under "Resource Review"). 

What Art History Teachers Say

I use Masterpiece Cards as an AP art history study guide. I also use them when we play Jeopardy, another type of review method. I have also used them for tests, giving each student an individual Card and a set of questions, which cuts down on cheating... A wonderful tool for all Art History teachers!"

J. Tiongson, AP Art History Teacher

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Iconic Paintings from Art History

 battle of san romano

Battle of San Romano (detail), Paolo Uccello. Tempera on panel, 1456. Approx. 72" x 127". Uffizi, Florence.

What Home Schooling Families Say

"We LOVE these Cards! We are a home schooling family and enjoy using the Cards for discussion starters. I might randomly pull a card out of the box and I will ask the kids some general questions about the work, then we will explore those questions further. We also might experiment with our own interpretive art or writing inspired by the work studied.  

The best feature of the Cards 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.

When we received the Cards, the kids and I spent nearly an hour looking at the first 30 or so, and started or pattern of discussion regarding the masterpieces. It continues to be a pleasure and joy to share the beauty and expression in this box! 

A. Adair, Tampa, FL