The following links provide support references to the classroom curriculum provided on the back of the Art Education poster.
KING USES DIFFERENT MATERIALS:
Maus, Maybe and Snack from 1993, at Grounds for Sculpture in New Jersey (Click on "William King") GO
Daphne and Charlie carved in wood in 1954 GO
EXAMPLES OF POP ART:
Andy Warhol, Campbell’s Soup Can GO
Roy Lichtenstein, Preparedness GO
Claus Oldenburg, several large-scale works GO
EXAMPLES OF ABSTRACTION:
David Smith, Hero, 1952 GO
Joel Shapiro, Untitled, 1989-90 (Type "Shapiro" into the search box and click on the second work in the resulting list.) GO
William King, Circus, 2007 GO
COMPARE CIRCUS REPRESENTATIONS:
George Seurat’s Circus, 1891 (Click on the image for a larger view.) GO
ENVIRONMENT AND MOTION:
Nike of Samothrace (Winged Victory) GO
ART AND TITLES:
Grant Wood, American Gothic, 1930 GO
ARTISTS USE GESTURE TO SHOW ACTIVITY:
William King, Power Tennis: EnGarde and Forehand GO
Jacob Lawrence, Munich Olympic Games, 1971 (Click on the image for a larger view.) GO
George Seurat, Circus, 1891 GO
Ball player and rubber ball, 700-900 CE (Scroll down to the image and click for larger image.) GO
Daumier, Counsel for the Defense, 1862-65 GO
Jacques Callot, Various figures, 1616 GO
ARTISTS USE GESTURE TO SHOW EMOTION:
Model for Caritas (Caring), 1978 (Type in "King, William, Caritas", click on the work for a larger image.) GO
Amitie (Friendship), William King GO
Unitas (Unity), William King GO
ARTISTS USE THE HUMAN FORM TO SHOW WHO WE ARE:
William King, Sunrise, 2007 GO
Jonathan Borofsky, Hammering Man, 1992 GO
Thomas Hart Benton, Arts of the City, 1932 GO
Jacob Lawrence, The Ironers, 1943 GO
Diego Rivera, Detroit Industry, 1932-33: Full GO Detail GO
Edgar Degas, Women Ironing and Portraits in an Office, late 19th C. (Click on the images to enlarge.) GO
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