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1 LIST OF CONTENTS © The Goodwill Art Service Ltd Series 2, Set 15 REFLECTIONS GOODWILL TEACHING GUIDE — Painting Light PART 3 The 30 images Botero, The Bathroom Cadell, Portrait in pink Cranach, Venus Dali, Metamorphosis of Narcissus Escher, Hand with reflecting globe Gauguin, The white bowl Giacometti, The glass ball Heckel, Landscape with river Hitchens, The boathouse Johnson, Rembrandt visits Agatha Bas Jones, Reflected man Kaii, The source in the copse Kendrick, Reflections Klimt, Water castle Lavery, The bridge at Grez Magritte, The false mirror Magritte, Not to be reproduced Manet, Bar at the Foliès-Bergère Matisse, Goldfish Monet, Bathers at La Grenouillère Monet, Impression at sunrise Nomellini, The first reading lesson Picasso,Girl before a mirror Turner, Bridge of Sighs Turner, Fighting Temeraire Van Eyck, Arnolfini marriage Van Eyck, Arnolfini marriage (detail) Van Gogh, La Nuit Etoilée Velázquez, Toilet of Venus Waterhouse, Echo and Narcissus For easy navigation blue signals a link to a relevant page. Click to follow the link. Top right of every page is a link returning to this LIST OF CONTENTS page. Click here for a full list of Goodwill Art titles. Kendrick, Reflections PART I Artistic elements of the subject Looking, describing and comparing Making and investigating - 1 Making and investigating - 2 PART 2 Goodwill’s guide to developing visual literacy Exploring the basic elements in a work Further advice for the teacher REFLECTIONS through writers' eyes BETWEEN the woods the afternoon Is fallen in a golden swoon The sun looks down from quiet skies To where a quiet water lies, And silent trees stoop down to trees. And there I saw a white swan make Another white swan in the lake; And, breast to breast, both motionless, They waited for the wind's caress. And all the water was at ease. From THE MIRROR By A.A. Milne (English, 1882-1956) HE looked at himself in the mirror and was surprised to see not one, but a long line of bears stretching away as far as the eye could see. In fact, everywhere he looked there were bears, and they were all looking extremely smart. From A BEAR CALLED PADDINGTON By Michael Bond (English, b.1926) These sets of pictures on popular themes with teaching guides are intended to be sufficiently general for teachers to select and adapt the ideas to match students’ ability and individual needs at any age.

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Page 1: REFLECTIONS - GOODWILL ART TEACHING GUIDES › previews › Reflectionspreview.pdfTurner, Bridge of Sighs Turner, Fighting Temeraire Van Eyck, Arnolfini marriage Van Eyck, Arnolfini

LIST OF CONTENTS

Part 1

REFLECTIONS

GOODWILL TEACHING GUIDE — Painting Light

PART 3 The 30 imagesBotero, The BathroomCadell, Portrait in pinkCranach, VenusDali, Metamorphosis of NarcissusEscher, Hand with reflecting globeGauguin, The white bowlGiacometti, The glass ballHeckel, Landscape with riverHitchens, The boathouseJohnson, Rembrandt visits Agatha BasJones, Reflected manKaii, The source in the copseKendrick, ReflectionsKlimt, Water castleLavery, The bridge at GrezMagritte, The false mirrorMagritte, Not to be reproducedManet, Bar at the Foliès-BergèreMatisse, GoldfishMonet, Bathers at La GrenouillèreMonet, Impression at sunriseNomellini, The first reading lessonPicasso,Girl before a mirrorTurner, Bridge of SighsTurner, Fighting TemeraireVan Eyck, Arnolfini marriageVan Eyck, Arnolfini marriage (detail)Van Gogh, La Nuit EtoiléeVelázquez, Toilet of VenusWaterhouse, Echo and Narcissus

For easy navigation blue signals a link to a relevant page. Click to follow the link.

Top right of every page is a link returning to this LIST OF CONTENTS page.

Click here for a full list of Goodwill Art titles.

Kendrick, Reflections

PART I Artistic elements of the subjectLooking, describing and comparingMaking and investigating - 1Making and investigating - 2

PART 2 Goodwill’s guide to developing visual literacyExploring the basic elements in a workFurther advice for the teacher

REFLECTIONS through writers' eyes

BETWEEN the woods the afternoonIs fallen in a golden swoonThe sun looks down from quiet skiesTo where a quiet water lies, And silent trees stoop down to trees.And there I saw a white swan makeAnother white swan in the lake;And, breast to breast, both motionless,They waited for the wind's caress.And all the water was at ease. From THE MIRROR By A.A. Milne (English, 1882-1956)

HE looked at himself in the mirror and was surprised to see not one, but a long line of bears stretching away as far as the eye could see. In fact, everywhere he looked there were bears, and they were all looking extremely smart. From A BEAR CALLED PADDINGTON By Michael Bond (English, b.1926)

These sets of pictures on popular themes with teaching guides are intended to be sufficiently general for teachers to select and adapt the ideas to match students’ ability and individual needs at any age.

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