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Page 1: Make some inferences about this painting… What is going on here? What is the weather like? What season is it? HOW do you know?

Using Artwork to Make Inferences

Make some inferences about this painting…

What is going on here?

What is the weather like?

What season is it?HOW do you know?

What is going on here?

Where are these people?

What type of lifestyle do you think these people live?

Why are they dancing?

Page 4: Make some inferences about this painting… What is going on here? What is the weather like? What season is it? HOW do you know?

What is going on here? Where are these people?How do you think the painter felt about this subject

matter?

Page 5: Make some inferences about this painting… What is going on here? What is the weather like? What season is it? HOW do you know?

What is the setting in this painting?

Is this woman happy or sad?

How do you think the artist felt about this subject?

Page 6: Make some inferences about this painting… What is going on here? What is the weather like? What season is it? HOW do you know?

What state do you think this house is in? Who do you think lives here?How do you think the artist felt about this subject?

Page 7: Make some inferences about this painting… What is going on here? What is the weather like? What season is it? HOW do you know?

Who are these people? What is the subject of this painting?Does this painting represent hope, depression,

struggle…? (choose one or think of your own)

Page 8: Make some inferences about this painting… What is going on here? What is the weather like? What season is it? HOW do you know?

What’s going on in this painting? What is the tone of this painting?

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