高二英语art教案8

《高二英语art教案8》由会员上传分享，免费在线阅读，更多相关内容在教育资源-天天文库。

1、TeachingPlanforModule6Unit1ArtPeriod1WarmingupStep1LeadinShowapictureandask:1.Whowasshe?MonaLisa2.Whopaintedher?LeonardodaVinci(1452-1519)3.Howlongdidittakehimtopaintit?Fouryears(1503-1506)Step2Discussion1.Arethereanypaintingsinyourhome?Whose?Whichstyle?2.Whoare

2、yourfavoritepainters,fromChinaandfromothercountries?3.Doyouknowsomefamouspaintersandtheirworks?Listsome.(China--XuBeihong,QiBaishi,ZhangDaqian,FuBaoshi…LeonardoDaVinci,Picasso,VincentVanGogh,HenriMatisse,GiottodiBondone…)4.Whatdoyouthinkofthedifferencesandsimila

3、ritiesbetweenChineseandWesternpaintings?Chinesepaintings:realisticdetailedtraditionalnaturallinerichcolorfulWesternpaintings:abstractnaturalreligiousimpressionistridiculousmoderncolorfulStep3Somepainters’information1.LeonardodaVinci(1452-1519)MonaLisa朝见圣子2.Giott

4、odiBondone(TheMiddleAges)乔托·迪·邦多纳GiottowasrecognizedasthefirstgeniusofartintheItalianRenaissance.Hepaintedreligiousscenesinamorerealisticstyle.EscapetoEgypt3.Monet莫奈(1840-1926)(Impressionism)AFrenchpainterwhohelpedtostarttheImpressionistmovement.heisbestknownfor

5、hispaintingsofthecountrysideinwhichhetriedtoshowtheaffectsoflightbypaintingthesamepictureatdifferenttimesofdayorindifferenttypesofweather.花园中的女人吹笛少年4.VanGogh凡高(1853-1890)ADutchpainterwhowenttoliveinsouthernFranceandhelpedtodevelopedthestyleofPost-impressionism.H

6、ispaintingstypicallyusebrightcolorsandhavethicklines.OneofthemostfamousonesisSunflowers.Heisalsoknownforbeingmentallyillandforcuttingoffoneofhisearsandlaterkillinghimself.Poorashewasduringhislife,hispaintingsarenowextremelyvaluableandsoldforveryhighprices.5.Pabl

7、oPicasso(1881-1973)毕加索(Modernart)HewasbornonOctober25,1881inMalaga,Spain,asthesonofanartanddrawingteacher.Picassowasthegreatestartgeniusofthetwentiethcentury.毕加索的作品，最著名的是和平鸽，格尔尼卡，以及无数长着三只眼睛，几个乳房的怪人画，使他成为二十世纪最具争议，也最有影响的艺术家。即使看了说不出所以然的人也只有跟着全世界喝彩。要是遇到其他什么人画的看不懂的画时

8、，就会说一句：“这是毕加索。”6.Matisse马蒂斯(1869-1954)AFrenchpainterandsculptorwhohelpedtodevelopfauvism（野兽派）asastyleofpainting.Hispaintingsaremostlyofordinaryplacesandobjects,butthe