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Mary Cassatt was an American painter who lived in France.

Great Artists and Designers 2

Explore famous artists and designers and learn to spot key features in their work. Use what you notice to plan your own ideas, materials, and techniques.

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Fascinating Fact:

Frida Kahlo painted many self-portraits that explored identity and personal experience. Her work often includes symbolic objects and strong colour.

In KS2 Art and Design, learning about great artists and designers helps you understand how art communicates ideas. You can compare styles, notice choices, and use those observations to improve your own artwork.

Key Terms

Portrait: A picture of a person, showing what they look like and sometimes something about their mood or personality.
Symbol: An object or image that stands for a bigger idea, such as a heart meaning love or a dove meaning peace.
Composition: How shapes, colours, and objects are arranged in an artwork to guide the viewer’s eye.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

Who was Frida Kahlo for KS2?

Frida Kahlo was a Mexican artist known for paintings that often showed her life and feelings. She used strong colours and detailed images to share ideas about identity and experience.

What is a self-portrait in KS2 art?

A self-portrait is a portrait an artist makes of themselves. In KS2 art, it can include realistic details or creative choices that show mood, interests, or a message.

How do I analyse an artwork in KS2?

To analyse an artwork in KS2, describe what you can see, then explain how colours, shapes, and composition create an effect. You can also suggest what the artist might want the viewer to think.

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1 .

David Hockney, from Bradford, was a big part of which art movement in the 1960s?

Punk Art

Pop Art

Poor Art

Proud Art

He is often considered to be one of the most influential British artists of the 20th Century

2 .

Mary Cassatt was an American painter and printmaker, who was friends with another very famous artist. Who was he?

Piet Mondrian

Andy Warhol

J. M. W Turner

Edward Degas

Their styles were quite similar!

3 .

Norman Rockwell's work was noted for reflecting the culture of the country he came from. Which country was this?

France

Russia

The USA

Germany

He often painted for magazine covers and illustrated books and calendars

4 .

The Bauhaus was a design school which had a great influence over which aspect of design?

Colour choices

Typography

Brush strokes

Straighter rulers

They developed the first styles of type which did not have serifs

5 .

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec was an artist and designer. He created some of the first what?

Cave paintings

Film credits

Food packaging

Posters

One of his first posters was used to advertise confetti!

6 .

René Magritte created which works of art?

Realist paintings

Surrealist paintings

Impressionist paintings

Sculptures

Surrealists produced works which were strange and sometimes dream-like

7 .

Paul Rand was one of the most famous and recognised American designers of the 20th Century. One logo he designed was for which company?

Coca Cola

UPS

Cadbury's

Tesco

It was once said that Rand could use the language of a poet and the language of a businessman

8 .

Roy Lichtenstein was a famous artist belonging to a particular movement. What was it?

Surrealism

Pointillism

Impressionism

American Pop Art

The movement focussed on bright images in a cartoon style

9 .

Neville Brody is a designer and art director. He has designed more than 20 types of what?

Typefaces

Buses

Cinemas

Cocktails

Typeface names designed by Brody include Pop, Tokyo and Gothic

10 .

Willem de Kooning and Jackson Pollock both worked in a way which became known as what?

Action painting

Drama painting

Silent painting

Mystery painting

Their works are vibrant and full of movement and colour

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