The Art History Live Online Course is taught through a biblical lens and covers a general survey of Western art history, from the caves of Lascaux to the artists of the twenty-first century.

In this Live Online Course students will study the beauty of God's creation through art, after Art I - Grammar.

In this Live Online Course students will study the beauty of God's creation through art.

In this Live Online Course students continue building their abilities to use the Elements and Principles of Design in their own artwork.

In this Live Online Course students will study the Elements of Design begun in the Grammar years, in Art Studio Transition, or some other instructional context.

History of Art 2-6 - You Teach Kit contains the materials you will need to teach the course to one student at home.

This Art K-4 - You Teach Course contains the materials for a teacher and one student needed to teach Art at home or school.

This distinctively Christian overview workbook with the flashcards (000080) covers well-known works of art, from the Lascaux Cave paintings and Winged Victory to the Mona Lisa and American Gothic.

Have you ever wished for more help as you teach, plan and organize your Art History curriculum? Veritas History of Art 2-6 Scripted Lesson Plans are the answer! 

A colorful and helpful resource, How to Teach Art to Children is a convenient guide for background information on the seven basic elements of art, literature resources, and step-by-step directions for 96 art projects. Downloadable PDFs of famous art works are included for illustrations o...

It is 1885. The famous Impressionist painter Claude Monet settles in on an isolated beach to begin another day of open air painting. With single-minded focus, Monet becomes so absorbed in his work that he doesn't notice big changes happening around him! Revealing Monet's passion and focus, Mo...

Camille loves to watch the new neighbor, Vincent, paint, but not everyone appreciates his unique style--at least not yet!

Katie's visit to the museum with her grandmother becomes even more exciting when five famous pictures come to life. Lovely illustrations and a charming story make art both fun and accessible to young readers.

While visiting the art museum, Katie steps into the painting of the Mona Lisa. A fun way to introduce great artists and paintings; learning the fascinating worlds depicted inside famous paintings will delight children of all ages.

Marie's dream is to become a famous ballerina but her family can't afford the lessons, so she begins modelling for the artist Edgar Degas. Beautiful Impressionistic illustrations and reproductions of Degas' own work are a wonderful way to introduce art history to young readers.

A crash course in art history from Pre-Historic to Post-Modern. Two hundred pages of anything covering thousands of years seems impossible, let alone in the varied and changing discipline of art. But Strickland gets the job done. This book is the perfect complement to History of Art: Crea...

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Featuring more than 2,500 masterpieces and 7,000 artists, the beautifully illustrated Art: The Definitive Visual Guide is a valuable resource for art lovers and students.The major art movements throughout history are covered in chronological order. Eye-catching visuals and interesting in...

Getting to Know the World's Greatest Artists: Michelangelo is a kid-friendly introduction to Michelangelo that combines lively text, cartoon-style illustrations, and full-color reproductions of his original artworks. Plenty of humor, along with interesting factual information, makes art ...

Henri Matisse: Drawing with Scissors is a short book on his life and work, written by a child and easy enough for children to read. This volume in the Smart About Art series also encourages imitation of this influential 20th century artist as the author of the book shows works s...

An "alphabet of shape" consisting of five basic elements is presented in this unique and effective resource Drawing with Children: A Creative Method for Adult Beginners, Too. Any object that a student wants to draw can be simply analyzed in terms of how these five elements of shape are c...