Child-Size MasterpiecesModern Schools Of Art
The first photo is the maker's own. The other shots are illustrative.
Inv. no. NIE-538193
- Maker
- Nienhuis Montessori, since 1929
- Primary Material
- Premium cardstock
- Card Finish
- High-quality print reproduction
- EAN
- 8719924028060
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Child-Size Masterpieces in a child's hands
A rich educational resource, this art education set opens the door to modern art movements through carefully selected reproductions of masterworks. The collection features 35 high-quality art cards organized by artistic schools, giving children the chance to explore and classify different styles while developing visual discrimination skills. A strong fit for art appreciation lessons, this material supports the Montessori cultural curriculum by connecting children with humanity's artistic heritage.
Visual Discrimination
Children develop refined observation skills by comparing artistic styles, techniques, and compositions across different modern art movements.
Cultural Understanding
Exposure to diverse artistic expressions broadens cultural awareness and appreciation for human creativity across time periods.
Classification Skills
Organizing artworks by schools and movements supports logical thinking and the ability to identify patterns and relationships.
Aesthetic Development
Regular exposure to quality art reproductions cultivates artistic sensibility and personal taste in visual expression.
How to present it
Arrange art cards from one artistic school (start with 4-5 cards) on a neutral mat. Have remaining schools stored separately in labeled envelopes.
- 1Invite child to examine first set of cards silently, noticing similarities
- 2Name the artistic school and place label card above the group
- 3Introduce second school's cards, examining differences from first set
- 4Mix two schools and invite child to sort them into groups
- 5Child continues independently, adding more schools gradually
3 tips for parents
- Display one art card weekly at child's eye level for sustained appreciation
- Connect art movements to your city's museums or public art when possible
- Avoid teaching art history facts, focus on visual observation and personal response
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What's in the Box
- Art Reproduction Cards: 35 high-quality masterwork images
- Pocket Folder Cards: 5 organizing covers for art schools
- Timeline: Modern art schools historical reference
- Guide Materials: Instructions for presentation
Size and material
| Packaging | 33 × 25 × 1 cm |
| Primary Material | Premium cardstock |
| Card Finish | High-quality print reproduction |
| Recommended Age | 3-6 years |
Care
| Cleaning | Wipe cards gently with dry cloth |
| Storage | Keep in provided folders, away from moisture |
Frequently Asked Questions
What art movements are included in this Modern Schools of Art set?
This set features 35 art cards representing various modern art movements including Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, Cubism, Abstract Expressionism, and other significant schools. Each movement is carefully represented through masterwork reproductions that clearly demonstrate the distinctive characteristics of each artistic style.
How can children ages 3-6 use these art cards effectively?
Children can sort cards by artistic movement, match similar styles, play memory games, or create their own art inspired by the masters. The cards support visual discrimination exercises, classification activities, and serve as inspiration for creative expression. Teachers often use them for group discussions about colors, shapes, and emotions in art.
What is the quality and size of the art reproduction cards?
The cards feature high-quality, full-color reproductions printed on durable cardstock suitable for frequent handling by young children. Each card is sized appropriately for small hands and includes the artist's name and artwork title. The reproductions maintain excellent color accuracy and detail to properly represent each masterwork.
How does this material support Montessori cultural studies?
This material aligns with Montessori's cultural curriculum by introducing children to humanity's artistic heritage in a concrete, hands-on way. It develops visual discrimination skills essential for later learning, encourages classification and ordering work, and connects children to different cultures and time periods through art appreciation.
What activities can extend learning with these art cards?
Extensions include creating art timelines, matching cards to art books, discussing emotions and stories in paintings, recreating techniques with child-safe materials, and visiting local museums to see original works. Children can also create their own art gallery, practice describing what they see, or research artists' lives using age-appropriate resources.
Product safety
Manufacturer: Nienhuis Montessori, Anders Celsiusstraat 15, 7442 PB Nijverdal, Netherlands
Child-Size Masterpieces