N.C. Wyeth: Picture Study Companion
Guided Charlotte Mason picture study of the American illustrator N.C. Wyeth: free video lessons and discussion cards, with a printable companion booklet for the artist.
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Picture Study (Artist Study)
Picture study, which Charlotte Mason families also call artist study, is learning to look at great art and to truly know it. You spend a term with one artist, looking long and closely at one painting at a time and telling back what you saw, until your child carries a gallery of paintings in her mind. Kindred Thicket guides the whole lesson for you, no art background needed, with free video lessons and a printable companion booklet for each artist.
Norman Rockwell: Picture Study Companion
Guided Charlotte Mason picture study of the American illustrator Norman Rockwell: free video lessons and discussion cards, with a printable companion booklet for the artist.
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Questions families ask
- What is the difference between art, picture study, and artist study?
- Art lessons teach your child to make art with her own hand. Picture study, which families also call artist study, teaches your child to look at great art and truly know it: you spend time with one painting by a master, look long and closely, then tell back what you saw. Our videos are this second kind.
- Do I need an art background?
- No, for you or for your child. The video carries the whole lesson, and the companion booklet prepares the artist's life, the works, and the supports for a full term.