Child-Size MasterpiecesFamous Paintings (5)
The first photo is the maker's own. The other shots are illustrative.
Inv. no. NIE-538180
- Maker
- Nienhuis Montessori, since 1929
- Cards
- Premium cardstock
- Folders
- Durable paper stock
- EAN
- 8719924028022
Final price incl. VAT. Delivery €5.90, €122.10 to go for free delivery.
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Child-Size Masterpieces in a child's hands
Thirty five cards of famous paintings from the Child-Size Masterpieces series, printed on card stock in a soft cover book to be cut out. The work starts with matching identical pairs and moves on to labelling and grouping, and the backs carry information about each painting and its artist. 1990 edition. Cutting the book up is part of the design: a card a child has separated themselves is handled differently from a page in a book. Card stock, for ages 3 to 6.
Visual Discrimination
Matching paintings to titles refines observation skills and attention to detail essential for reading preparation.
Cultural Awareness
Early exposure to masterworks develops aesthetic appreciation and cultural literacy through beautiful imagery.
Language Development
Title cards introduce art vocabulary and artist names, expanding cultural and linguistic knowledge.
Concentration Skills
The focused matching work builds sustained attention and careful observation abilities.
How to present it
Place the painting reproductions in a basket on the left side of a mat. Arrange the title cards in a separate container on the right. Ensure adequate lighting to appreciate color details.
- 1Select one painting reproduction and examine it carefully, noting colors, shapes, and subjects
- 2Look through the title cards to find the matching name, comparing text carefully
- 3Place the matched painting and title card together on the mat
- 4Continue matching all paintings with their corresponding titles
- 5Review the completed matches, saying each painting's title aloud
3 tips for parents
- Visit local museums to see original artworks after your child becomes familiar with reproductions
- Display one painting reproduction at home each week as a conversation starter
- Encourage your child to create their own artwork inspired by the styles they're studying
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What's in the Box
- Art Reproduction Cards: 32 famous painting images
- Title Cards: 16 matching nomenclature cards
- Storage Folders: 3 pocket folders for organization
Size and material
| Packaging | 32 × 25 × 1 cm |
| Cards | Premium cardstock |
| Folders | Durable paper stock |
| Recommended Age | 3-6 years |
Care
Wipe cards gently with dry cloth if needed
Frequently Asked Questions
What paintings are included in this set and how many cards are there?
This set contains high-quality cardstock reproductions of famous paintings with matching title cards. The exact number varies by set, but typically includes 16-20 painting cards plus corresponding title cards, featuring masterworks from renowned artists throughout history.
How do children use these art cards in a Montessori environment?
Children engage in matching activities by pairing painting reproductions with their title cards, developing visual discrimination skills. They can also sort by artist, time period, or style, discuss what they observe, and simply enjoy looking at beautiful artwork at their own pace.
What size are the cards and are they durable for young children?
The cards are made from sturdy cardstock designed to withstand regular handling by young children. They're typically postcard-sized (approximately 4x6 inches), making them easy for small hands to manipulate while being large enough to appreciate artistic details.
Can these cards be used without prior art knowledge?
Yes, these cards are designed for independent exploration without requiring adult expertise. The matching format allows children to self-correct, and the beauty of the artwork naturally engages children. Parents can simply encourage observation and discussion about colors, subjects, and feelings the paintings evoke.
How does this set support visual discrimination and cultural development?
The matching activities refine visual discrimination as children notice subtle differences between paintings and match them to titles. Exposure to masterworks from various cultures and time periods broadens cultural awareness and develops aesthetic appreciation, laying groundwork for future art studies.
Product safety
Manufacturer: Nienhuis Montessori, Anders Celsiusstraat 15, 7442 PB Nijverdal, Netherlands
Child-Size Masterpieces