Introduction: What is folk art? -- Origins of folk art -- Folk painting and drawing -- Decorative arts -- Fabric sewn and stitched -- Chiseled, carved, and hammered -- Found objects and scraps -- Public folk art -- Afterword: Folk art now -- Glossary -- Museums with folk art collections -- Selected
American Folk Art for Kids: With 21 Activities
β Scribed by Richard Panchyk
- Publisher
- Chicago Review Press
- Year
- 2004
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 129
- Series
- For Kids series
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
β¦ Table of Contents
Copyright
......Page 3
Contents
......Page 5
Acknowledgments
......Page 7
Foreword by William C. Ketchum Jr.
......Page 8
Foreword by Mr. Imagination
......Page 9
Introduction: What Is Folk Art?
......Page 11
Authorβs Note
......Page 12
1 The Origins of Folk Art
......Page 13
Find Your Folk Roots
......Page 20
2 Folk Painting and Drawing
......Page 21
Paint a Folk Portrait
......Page 28
Reverse Painting on Glass
......Page 36
Make a Shadow Painting
......Page 38
Draw a Spencerian Letter
......Page 40
Calligraphy Bird
......Page 42
3 The Decorative Arts
......Page 47
Sponge-Paint a Stool
......Page 52
Make a Hex Sign
......Page 54
Make a Stencil
......Page 56
Create a Paper Cutout
......Page 61
4 Fabric Sewn and Stitched
......Page 63
Make a Cross-Stitch Sampler
......Page 71
Sew an Album Quilt Square
......Page 74
Design a Quilt
......Page 76
Make a Rag Doll
......Page 78
5 Chiseled, Carved, and Hammered
......Page 79
Make a Scrimshaw
......Page 92
Make a Checkerboard
......Page 96
6 Found Objects and Scraps
......Page 99
Decoupage a Box
......Page 110
Make a Gum-Wrapper Chain
......Page 106
Button Collage
......Page 107
Make a Bottle-Cap Figure
......Page 108
7 Public Folk Art
......Page 111
Design a Shaker Seed Packet
......Page 113
Drugstore Trade Signs
......Page 115
Pick Your Trade
......Page 118
Afterword: Folk Art Now
......Page 123
Glossary
......Page 124
Museums with Folk Art Collections
......Page 126
Selected Bibliography
......Page 128
Index
......Page 129
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