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=====Prehistory and Prehistoric Art in Europe===== | =====Prehistory and Prehistoric Art in Europe===== | ||
[https://arthistoryteachingresources.org/lessons/prehistory-and-prehistoric-art-in-europe/ by A H T R] | [https://arthistoryteachingresources.org/lessons/prehistory-and-prehistoric-art-in-europe/ by A H T R] | ||
There’s a body of literature by educators on the practice of close looking and inviting personal responses from the students (Portland-based museum educator Mike Murawski has a great post on these topics here). You might use the Woman of Willendorf as the key image from which your lecture and discussion will stem for this class on Prehistory. | |||
=====Prehistory and Prehistoric Art in Europe===== | |||
[https://arthistoryteachingresources.org/chronological/survey-1/prehistory-and-prehistoric-art-in-europe/ by A H T R] | |||
There’s a body of literature by educators on the practice of close looking and inviting personal responses from the students (Portland-based museum educator Mike Murawski has a great post on these topics here). You might use the Woman of Willendorf as the key image from which your lecture and discussion will stem for this class on Prehistory. | There’s a body of literature by educators on the practice of close looking and inviting personal responses from the students (Portland-based museum educator Mike Murawski has a great post on these topics here). You might use the Woman of Willendorf as the key image from which your lecture and discussion will stem for this class on Prehistory. | ||
