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There are 3 variations available for this design, available in Ceramic or Glass Decal applications. Choose from these Ceramic and Glass Decal sheet options: • Small 1 pc. – 4\
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Ten of the most common decorative ornaments used in ancient Greek pottery. These were used principally on the outer edges of the pottery wares and also on the neck, foot and around handles.
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Krater (mid – 5th Century BC) may be viewed at the Saint Louis Art Museum. Left, Teacher sample drawing of Greek pottery. Right, A second sample of the assignment using a portrait design typically found on Greek pottery. Type of Lesson Plan: Object-based Lesson Plan/Reading Comprehension (Integrated Studies) Topic: Greek/Roman pottery design Goals: Students identify design and pattern common to ancient Greek pottery. Students participate in meaningful drawing activities that reflect their willingness to communicate art concepts they have learned through observation. Students actively participate in larger classroom discussions involving art aesthetics. Objectives: Students will be able to identify the general characteristics of Greek designs in pottery when asked questions and shown slides/pictures. Students will be able to produce a contour drawing of a Greek inspired pot. Missouri Show-Me Standards: FA 2, FA 1, FA 3 GLE’s: Strand I: Product/Performance – Communicate ideas about subject matter and themes in artworks created for various purposes C. Grade 6 – Create an original artwork that communicates ideas about the following theme Functions of Art in Culture Personal Identity Strand II: Elements and Principles – Select and use elements of art for their effect in communicating ideas through artwork A. Grade 6 – Identify and use converging lines and Identify and use contour lines to define a complex object A. Grade 7 – Identify and use rhythmic lines A. Grade 8 – Identify and use varied line quality Strand III: Artistic Perceptions – Investigate the nature of art and discuss responses to artworks A. Grade 6 – Discuss how different cultures have different concepts of beauty and explain how responses to artworks from various cultures are based on both personal experience and group beliefs Grade Level Targeted: Middle School (7-9) Number of Class Periods: two, 55 minute class periods Facility \u0026 Equipment Requirements: Classroom A computer for the slide show Resources needed for teaching lesson: Power point/slide show for Greek Pottery Teacher’s sample of the art project Materials Per Student: A selection of black, gold, and orange construction paper Large and fine tip black markers White glue Large stencils of Greek vessels Vocabulary Terms: The following terms are applicable to identifying the designs found in Greek pottery. Because this particular lesson plan emphasizes Greek design found on pottery, the vocabulary normally associated with clay pottery assignments is not included. This art activity included for this lesson is 2-dimensional. wheelmade pottery – is thrown by hand on a potter’s wheel that could be either manually or electrically powered. coil pot – is built with a series of layered rolls of clay built up to create a hollow form mould-made pottery – These pots are made by one of two methods: A potter may ”cast” a molded pot by pouring a liquid clay into a ceramic mold. A potter may form by hand a slab of clay by shaping it around or inside of a stone mould (sometimes called a \< br>
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Fifth and sixth graders are studying the Greeks and Romans. We looked at many examples of ancient Greek pottery, then students design their own Greek urns. We focused on adding patterns and using different types of lines. Click here to learn more about Greek pottery and see more examples.
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Showing black and white transfer decoration depicting classical themes, set against a terracotta vermiculé ground, the underside bearing an impressed H for Herculaneum Potteries, Liverpool. Herculaneum Potteries produced wares for a relatively short period of time, from 1793-1841. A rare and attractive study piece, in fair condition with a few flakes \u0026 frits, no apparent cracks.
